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The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
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In Exclusive Weddin9

An exquisite wedding highligh.
ed Omaha social event on Friday
Aug. 20. When baskets Of whit
gladiols and palms decorated the
Anderson's home for the wedding
of their daughter Nellie Taylor
to Folly Starns son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stearns of Omaha. Sacred
vows were repeated at the brides
home 2010 N. Goth, by Rev. F.
Williams of Zion Baptist Church.
The bride given away by her
father was beautiful clad in c.
gown Of shimmerng white satin
fashioned with a portrait yoke Of
chantilly lace. The dress was de-
signed on Victorian period lines.
over hoped shirt with e. train
five feet long. Her veil Of import
ed French illusion fell from a
teara Of seed of peans caugt ut
the side with seeds of paris rose.
ties. She carried a white satin
Bible of imperial orchids with cas-.
cading streams of satin caught in
with the fern.
Her only ornament was a string
of cultured pearls.
Mrs. Olive Waugh of Omaha
served as Egatron of honor, Mr.
Floyd Cloud of Omaha acted as
Bestman.
A reception following the cerc-
mony was given at the brides
home.
Attending the bridal party
were Mrs. Nellie Talbert, Mrs.
Mable Glenn, Mr.. George Hunt
from Chicago, Cecilia Speaes, Mr..
and Mrh. j. c. Ewes. Mr.. Albert
Tate, Miss Margie Hughes, Mrs.
3. Swan, Miss Margaret Williams,
Little Miss l.. Gilmore, Clara Len
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Phew,
MI. and Mrs. M. LcGon, Miss Sc
dell Wright, Mr.. Bob Combs, Mr..
Ira jackson, MI. D. Graham. Miss
G. Coleman, and a host Of friends.
Many gifts were given to the new
ly WEEDS.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
CHURCH FUNDS AT
WILBERFoRcE UNIVERSITY

xENIA, Ohio = Court records
in the Greene county common
pleas court today revealed that
a levy AGAINST the bank funds, de-
posted in the name Of Wilber-
force university, by the A. M. z.
church in the Xenia National
Bank and the Citizens National
Bank have been impounded, as
result of a filed by a P~ennsylvan-
ia trust company. The action was
taken by the Harrisburg Trust
Company as executor of the will
Of Henry Howard Summers, de-
ceased WHEREFORE university
professor, to satisfy a claim of
$8469.75 against the AME church
board Of trustees. It is understood
that there is a $40 operating &C.
count and $40, 900 in the building
fnud account, for Payne theolog-
ical seminary, that are being tied
up by the court.
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The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
SINGER CAUSING AN HEAT
WAVE OF HIS OWN

LOS ANGELES. Hotter thar
the August heawave these days
is smiling, personable Joe Alex
ander, WHOSE Capitol record OF
"Cling To Me Baby" has zoomed
into the nations best-seller list.
ings within the past two weeks
Alexander,a former member of
Floyd Rays band, was signed
yesterday to open at San Diego's
famous Cin-A-Bar Immediately
following his one-week appear
ance at the Los Angeles Lincoln
Theater Sept. 4-10. He will be CO.
featured at the Lincoln with
Nellie (Real Gomez Lutcher and
Joe Lutcher's sizzling combo.
1t was Joe who recorded the
first modern" version of Heart.
aches last December. It was a
smash success. A former Louisi-
anan, Alexander has lived in Cali.
fornia since 1910. Later this fall
he will hit the road for personal
appearances. "Cling To Me Baby
apparently is proving to Be an.
other Jelly, jelly" 1t was com.
posed by Dave Cavanaugh, who
conducts the orchestra and vocal
group featured on Joe Afexand-
er's Capitol etching. Capitol ex-
ecutives this week declared the
disc might hit the half-millior
mark by late September at the
rate it's nabbing juke nickels and
moving in record shops from
coast to coast.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
LEFT FOR SCHOOL POSITION

Miss Bertha Young and Miss
Archie Mae Young of 1924 Bin
ney St. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Young left on Friday and Mon
day morning for teaching their
positions.
Miss Bertha Young is a teacher
in the Detroit public schools.
Miss Archie Mae Young has
been teaching in the public school
system of Kansas City, Mo. the
past year. These two young ladies
are making a splendid record in
the teaching field in their IS
pective schools.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
VISITORS FROM
CoLuM BUS, MISS.

The week of august had the "a
found DR.. and Mrs. A. Charles
Hunter 132412 ave-, So. Column
bus, Miss, guest of the Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L Carter 2215 Rlrdette st.
DR.. Hunter is a prominent ply
sician and A. NJ. E. Church work
er in Columbus.
Mrs. Hunter is a pianiS of note
in Columbus. Miss, and she
graciously displayed her talent at
the st. Johns All Request On Sun.
day August "a.
While in Omaha DR.. and Mrs.
Hunter received many co~urtesies
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
MCDONALD


A. c. M. Photo Service 1907
Cummings st. invites the public to
to call at their place of business
when in need of any photo work.
They are prepared to take care
of your photo needs. Quick and
efficient service to all.
H and H Grinding Service S21
N .16 st., there are many auto re-
pair shops inthe city, but this is
one of the finest I have seen in
my travels. This shop is owned
and operated by three brothers
who are well prepared to take
care of your car. They are always
looking forward to helping you
solve your a problems. They
have some of the best equip
ment in the car fixing line so
why not give them a try?
S. and N. Super Market 1902
So. Both, is one of the most SAM.
tary grocery stores in the city
of Omaha. The proprietor il
always waiting and willing to
serve. The prices are right, and
they are always striving to give
their customers their moneys
worth when purchasing groceries
r. and S. Cleaners 1924 So. 10
ST., a young man and his wife are
building a fine business giving
reasonable and fair prices to all
Since their establishment they
have made many friends. Courte-
GUS service awaits you at their
shop. Give them a chance to
prove that your patronage is wei
come.
]. D. Hines the Taylor 1923 st
has been in the same location for
many years. He has a large sup.
ply of new clothing for sale for
the cold winter months ahead. If
you r in need of clothing, why
not come in and price his for
you are sure to get abargain
Come in and look around.
Sugar Lane Candy Co. 1929 @
st. are manufactures of fine
grade candies. They are experts
in the art Of making good cand.
les for the kiddies and grownups.
If you are in the business of re-
retaining candy it pays to call
them for your candy supply.
Everything leaves their plant
guaranteed.
Peers Service ATT L. ST., is one
Of the busiest filling stations in
South Omaha. Get your gas from
Peers Service Station; they re-
pair your car when it is need of
service. Service is their motto te
all.
Browns Aquarium 1921 Ho.
ward st., Oomaha0D Dealers in i'm
ported tropical fish, fancy select
ed cold fish, etc. You will always
find Mr.. Brown in his place of
business ready to serve you. He
viii place his prices next to the
best. Get your fish from Browns
Aquarium.
Swift and Co. ~ Q st.. a mod.
ern plant throughout. Swift is n
of the leading packing plants in
our city. The officials and en-.
egg always are making addition
al friends. The frist-class products
produced by Swift is noted throu.
ghout the country. Always buy
Swifts products first.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
vAcATioNIsTs HOMECOMING

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker and
daughter just recently returned
from ST. Paul, Minnesota, Denver
Colo, St. Louis, South Dakota.
Wyoming where they spent a en-
joyable time with relatives. Will,
m st. Paul they Were guests Of
MI. Walkers sister Mrs. Ireta
Mcknight.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
VISITORS

MI. and Mrs. j. s. Smell 2621
Writ st.. have as their houseguest
Mrs. Eedna Scales and daughter
of 625 Randolph ST., Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Scales is the sister of Mr..
Jess Smell. She and her daughter
are having a wonderful time en-.
joying the hospitality of the
people of Omaha. They plan to
return to their home in Dayton
soon.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
LEAVES FOR HAMPTON VA

Mis- F~TOrintine Goodiett. daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Good
lett left Sunday evening August
81, for her new post at Hampton
Institute in Hampton, Va, where
she viii serve as secretary to the
controller.
From tn hours of 6 to s o. m.
members of the Omega Club and
her Sorority Alphs Kappa Alpha
came in to wish hers success in
her new position and pleasant trip
to Hampton.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
OMAHAN VISITS

Mrs. Vera e. Hopkins formerly
of Omaha enjoyed 20 months on
the West Coast, Mexico and Tex
as. She visited her sister Mrs. o.
sen in Oklahoma returning to
Omaha 8 weeks ago. She was Civ
en- a lovely welcome by many
friends and Mrs. Hiydon 1926 n.
% ST. where she is stopping.
6aN Lake
Great Salt lake has q salt csn-
tent Of about % per cent.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06

Africa II the land Of quarters. One
quarter Of its area d forest and
husband, one quarter ii, grass,land.
one.dguarter is desert and the re-
mailing quarter is cultivated. Worlc
Euok encEclnnedia disclASas
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
YACHTING IN CALIFORNIA

No. Georgia Brown of Omaha
has been vacating in Sunny Los
Angeles, California. She hopes to
return to Omaha soon.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06

Secret Of Pie Cutting
To cut pie easily sprinkle gEaHu-
lated sugar over the merin& de-
topped rio
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06
This Week
BY H. w. SMITH

Chief of Police of Denver Colo.
said Gamblers must work or 60
to Jail. Omaha police chief needs
take note.
u. S. Navy announced on Au-
sgut 20 sailor may telephone
from warships when in one hund.
red and fifty miles of the u. S.
Victor w. Nelson of San Fran
cisco said in a divorce case he
had used 311 thousand dollars in
par mutual betting in 2 years.
His wife said he didn't provide
for her.
The National Safety Council re-
ported that Omaha was the third
largest city with a perfect traffic
record for July of this year popu-
latioa of $50 thousand.
A mar Parked a high priced
car near the South Omaha Bridge
and a large truck smashed into
it. He sold what was left of the
car; the next day, a dealer that
he had made arrangements to
purchase a new a 18 months
ago called him to tell him, his
new car was here, but the man
had no old car to turn-in.
Patrick ]. White of 1904 Chi
cago St, recalls the opening of the
Douglas Street Bridge in Sept.
1888 a celebration that he will
long remember.
From all 4ports it is said Pal
estine will be large enough to hold
the number of Jews that aN ex
pected to go there.
FORTUNE magazine repok tina.
President Truman is gaining ir
popularity.
James Carew a 12-year-olG
base ball fan made a good catch
When a 2 year-old baby fell from
a second story window in Boston
on August %, he saved the day
by catching the baby.
A couple in Northern Mass, hao
their family increased from IA t.
16 when twins arrived ON August
% in their 6 room home.
Read the Omaha Greater Guide
For All the NEWS of OMAHA
Mr.. Lester Corbin and mother
spent an enjoyable vacation ;r
Denver Colo, where they were
the guests of Mrs. Rosa Royal
While visiting in Denver Lester i,
well-known Baritone of the city
of Omaha rendered several mum
bers at the beautiful Shorter Ban
fist Church.
They spent a few days in New
Mexico.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-06

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THE OMAHA GUIDE
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24
THE SAXON MIR. AND
MRS. CLUB

Youngstown. O., April 24-Ou,
last meeting was quite 4 success
with such a big turnout of mem.
bers.
Plans were made for our spring
dinner dance for members, who
may bring another guest couple
to enjoy a well planned evening.
The program committee with
Andrew Doerling as chairman
have some lonely surprises in
store.
After the meeting, cards were
played and delicious lunch en-
joyed. Winner in cards were Ger
hardt Mehl and Jack Zinz, and
The ladies were Helen Mehl and
Catherine Bokesch
Congratulations are in oFder
for Mr.. and Mrs. George Bender
who have a son. Mrs. Marie Ben,
der was the former Marie
Wultschner. Also Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Bokesch Jr. who are the
proud parents of a son. Mrs. Bo-
kesch was the former Marie
Pfngsgraeff.
Lots of luck and best wishes
from all the members to both
families.
Our next meeting falls on Fri
day, May End. We ask that al
members please be present tt
learn Of further developments re
garding our spring dance.
Hostesses for that evening viii
be Mrs. Gerhardt Mehl, Mrs. 10
seph Barta and Mrs. John Orben
Catherine Kerr, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24
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ti,tterliei3 $t5O,OOO

Chicago. Ser 79 Sabre altc slualii
&ihter ,uno oeiien sebn Sabre Gltere
S1,peltcr gmelia lehten icit iiebel,
Sabren in groBter Mrnllt in elner I'M,
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itellte bie 9eboroe felt, oab Die &c.
ibmiiter 9tidter in einent alten
Softer llno in einemS6 6lieBfad $66-
$50 @araelo unS 72,159 in @ert
papieren ollfgelpeid)ert batten.
sls 9lmelia 3idter Silie berbei
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ct in Der @obnlns iabc, lei aaes
luas lie bittcn, lno fiibrte i'm an Ell
men alten Softer, ser nit aaerbani
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belt fano Ste Yoli5ei aber alt6 etipo
$21 900 8argelo mo $4,000 in
9(ftien lmo Mnleiben. glud) fano iid,
Der Sdliiiiel 81 einem Sbliebfadl
in Der 2aialle National 8anf, spu
tpeitere $55, 1000 in bar uno $4,000
in Wertpapieren lasen.
Dieie beioen furioien Mltcn iino
in 0ellti6lano geboren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

President Truman in his state
ment on signing the new act
extending control OF sugar
through October 81, 1947:
Sugar controls are of concern
not only to domestic producers
and users but have international
implications as well. AS the pur-
chaser of the Cuban sugar crop,
this country acts as the agent OF
friendly nations to make sure that
other countries as we'll as our
own receive their fair share of
the worlds sugar supply. We
must continue to fulfill our
pledge of dealing fairly with other
nations while guaranteeing to the
American consumers the maxi
mum amount that our share of
total world supplies permits this
year. \ premature ending OF con-
trolls over sugar would bring
about scramble of competing
countries for the inadequate sup
plies now in prospect. a period OF
soaring sugar prices and un-
restrained competition might, al
ter brief period of false prosperi-
tv, result in disastrous conse-
quences for the sugar-producins
countries y
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
; speaking in Washington:
Il am sure that there is only
one real defense for democracy.
and that is TO make it work. If
it works here, think the example
is much better than any amount
of words" ....-
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|Ge,aten N1uft> tt,Gkria
Cine Eiac Mtom-G -Gnersie, mnb alle
Sorgen nm Seisnng mnb 2idt
iin6 Oprii6cr.

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bobin pernebnen lulien, boB mani in
5 Sabren cine YiGe baben fonltte, hie
Sen &opfidnner5en Inn Der &oblens
oerioreung ipie Ser Terlorgung nit
9iht uno &ruit cin Gnbe nad)en
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bottan- Yrojefts MIR oantit einper.
itonoen erflGren 1piiroen, etlpas nit
ibren aenntniiien iiber sic sltcns
Guergie bcraus5uriiden.
gs ,piiroe nibt idluer balten, cine
iolde @iae nit sltomenergie ber5l1'
lteaen. Damn tpiiroe mon ,peoer Sob
le nod irseno Elm atoeres Seisungss
material broubcn. Sa, Die Ellle lullr=
Sc aud, oa5u perpenoet lueroen fon'
men, oie 2ampen 81 erlendten, Die
,Staubjauger su trei6en apie Die Nas
iierapparate nno oergleiden mebr.
Scr Snbalt ser Yiae, oie nidt mebr
als einen Niertel 3ou I'M 0urhnleller
grob iein uno meniger 8etpibt baben
tpiiroe OILS ein 25 Gentitiid, apiiroe 90
Sabre lang reiben. Damn miiBte iie
6urd cine neue Siue erlest ,pcroen.
Man brauht lie 1m,r in oie Seisan-
Iage 5u ihieben, ,tno Damn tonne man
one Sorgen perseiien.
gs ipiiroe iid ern1oglihen lalien,
burh beIonoere slppqrate bie aus-
itrabluneen einsufansen uno in flei=
ne Gpnamomaihinenen 3u leiten, TO-
oab elm ieoes Saus feline eisene
&raianlage baben iuiiroe, Die niemano
itoren tonne. Mebr Tonne man bod
tpirflih ni1t perlangen.
Gorldufig Oiirfte apenig slnsiift
belteben, oaB sic 5ultGnoisen YebSr-
ben ehpas bon ibren @ebeilnniiien
berlauten laiien. slue oieie Oinse i'm
Manbattanr8roiett aperoen als tief-
ites Gebeinmis gebiitet. @enn aber
Der S9leier, Der iiber Dem @anaen
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page 5
|. Bones.
?. John Jay.
3. David's.
4. Berlin.
5. Joseph Lister.
6. From the 1lth to the 18th
century.
7. That of pope, the only Eng
lish pope, chosen i'll 1154.
s. 1900 o'clock.
9. Six feet.
TO- Remains of previous wives.
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BY Mary NJ. Wagner

Salem, O., April 24-Here is
more news OF our basketball Vic
tory Banquet, which is to be held
May 18th. The committee has
been working very hard to pre-
pare fine program and a fine
meal. | am sure you will all en-
JOY it. There will be dancing. al
ter the banquet to Bob Ncsbitts
orchestra. Most of you heard him
at our basketball dances so you
know it is a good band. A good
time is planned for all so every
body plan on being in Salem on
May 18th.
The deadline for reservations
will be May 5rd so make your re-
servations before then. Send them
to: Mrs. Sue Fritzman. 732 VIII
son, Salem, Ohio.
Softball
Last Sunday the soitball meet.
ing was held here in Salem. Our
first game will be played May lS
1t will be our first home game.
Softball practice Sunday, April
27th. at ? p. nj. The place of prac-
tice IS not yet certain SO take .
look at the bulletin board at the
club, some time before Sunday
In case of bad weather meeting
will be held at the club.
Junior Chorus
Everyone has been wondering
what has happened to the Junior
Chorus. 1t has not been forgot.
ten and plans have been made to
start it again sometime in the
near future. So watch this column
for the date of the first practice
We do know that practice will
probably be on Saturday nights
Junior Saxon Pins
Anyone who would like tc
order Jr. Saxon pin please get
in touch with Helen Schuster
who will take your order.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24

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getrofien tpcroen, uno ihlieBlih olld)
aus ciniaber germirrung iibcr ibre
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6oa elnes iungen sriediihen Stu.
celltel, ser fitrsliN IN Nep Orleans,
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tein amerifanii6es @elo in Scr "a.
lbe, l,no iul,Bte l1id)ts bon alnerifa
niiben Neiiegeluobnbeiten. 0ic &ei
lc, bic fiir i'm i'm Yiracus ols cil,
slbenteuer uno ols Ser 8eginn nellcr
unbegren5ter Moglihfeiten angeian.
gen batte, biug nlll lpie ein sllborlltl
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pom Sd)iff an Sallo gefonrnlen mar
begriiBte i'm Elm Wtitslieb oes ,Sra
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grt, ailer Scrfl,nit ullp. ein, iih I'm
9lot lno Sat an sic 8eratcr 5u ipen
oen, ipenn iie oeiien beoiirien. Hei
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fonnen eilu 2ieo oocon iingen, mi,
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idaft miro nidt MIR germ, lonoerl
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oafiir lueroen our6 sic iGbrIidr,
Community Gbeits" l,no burf, pri
pate 9citrige atiaebroht.
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an einem pplitipen Grgebnis Ser 8ens
fer &onferens elm groberes Sntereiie
ninmt, als es Sen ertremen Sod
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fer See gelineen miro, elm Wcrf 81
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berauflebens bes uercerblihen, 1tinoig
oen Grieoen Ser N2elt be6robenoen
@irti9aftslation ausf1liebt
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tn Der 0an3en 11)clt

SoluoH. SenrD u. Wallacc Arltr
oie IuBenpolitif Ger Hereinafter,
Staatcn an. gr tat Dies in elmer Nn.
iprade iiber Sen englilhen Mnnoiunf,
Ole v9gG", ser ,ngef1br 15 Miuu,
ten balterte. Gorber bate er cine
oficntlibe Heoe in liperppl acbal.
ten Die lid) nit Oem gleihen Yrcblen,
bcidMftlgte.
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Daben."
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liert haben, Splterib, Dor. Sd)einbur
b1tten Oicie Senutoren oas Gmpfil
Scn oab sic Il. g. lih wirfli6 ihon
NIT &uBlono i'm &rie9e brianocn.
gbcr ,penn oas ser sSoa lpGrc, Damn
fonne er als treuer Stoatsbiirger ser
II. g. nidt 5u Sen Gneldnoern reoeil.
@Gbrenb @alloce in 9iperpool Dor
! 1000 Eerioncn lpraf,, id)Gtt man,
! oaB 10 Ntillioncu ;3uborcr ibre Ga.
| oios aui i'm einitellten. Gr betonte
! oab England uno Die II. g. bltrd
! fonitruftipc 3l,lannnenorbeit bos
Yroblcm bes 9tabcn Sitens l0ie,
| f0nnten, ,,no oaB oaourh iirb sIeld).
5eitig nclle @ege fiir cine ,3uialnmen.
arbeit NIT HuBlano 0ifnen piiroen
NnoererIeits erfldrte @aaace, oai
HlBlanO iett genau 10 picl Grpaniio.
nisn,lls 5eige, ,uie Gnglono es Iriibel
getan bate uno Sic II. e. cs nod i'm
Sa5iiif unb III onoeren @ebieten til
ten.
SSn Ieiner 2iperpolcr 9ieOe hattie oel
friibere II. g. Gi5epriiioent erfldrt
er babe nit oem cueliihen Ercnie,
geiprohen, bod b1tte er feline 8ele.
genbeit gebabt i'm sn rpcriiibren"
oa ser II. g. 8otlhofter 5ugegegel
aelpeien ,pdre, ser iid ais Gin iebr &c.
,panoter Mentor crlpieien babe.
Sn Ser eleihen Reoe sab ct Ser
s(rliht Mllsbrlif. bab fiir i'm nod
! nift sic Belt gefon.men iei, liad) Stub
Iano su eeben. Gin Sinoernis tudrt
sic nlangelbaftc &ennhlis ser Spro,
dc. Gieiem fiistc @ollace bin5n:
Weltn ld) nab ben Ser. Stauten gu
! riidfebrc, miro meine Negierlng pieI,
leidt nibt ipiitIdben. oaB ib auieoer
ins Muslano gebe. Spllte ih nad,
NuBlano geben, Damn ipiirocn sic Ne,
prblifaner i'm Scnat ibr 8eites Inn,
Inn Dem Golfe gln,ben 81 maben
DOB ih ieoeS amerifaniide @ebeinl.
mis-, elm ihlieBlid) bas Ser Mtonl.
bpmbe, preisgeben ipiiroe. - - Dc
(antiruIiiide) &ranfbeit bes Senats
ipirb ibren bollen areisluuf ourh'
MAIDEN niiiien."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
NEWS
Bv Ann ToperZer

Attention Homestead Juniors!
Friday night, April Is, at 8 p. M.
is our Big Night" Remember
the date: A big party, dance and
lunch. Tickets are still available.
so come and bring your frinds.
A short meeting will be held
first. Oh this date our charter will
be closed so some of you SaXons
who have not joined yet, better
get in before the dead line.
BY the way, we are still bowl
ing every Sunday noon, so come
on down and have a good time,
it's really exciting