davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Carr, s<n6ianu

9entfhe Gr. 2uther. &rrteruS. .0tr6s,
Gde IL. Aue. unb ssillmsre Gtr.
Yfsrcrr Muguit 9. Siifutina. 1919
Gilmore Ctr. 3ei.. 2ooSS..1. ;Seoeh
Sonntan y ilhr nurmttta9s Scnuta8.
fdnle. ! lthr englii6er @ottesbienfi
II ltc itidcr Gottesb,enft.
Nne . itbcrtS6en @lnlltensgenoHen
oeutider ~l,b enaliider .8lnge ir Bdrt
uno ltMeebuna ltnb su ben @ottesbten'
ttcn herAlih cingeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
,9dmpf UNI @ott' lpieoer init
Grfulg anfaeiIbrt

Setten Sonntag. ipuroe oas er
gretfenoe Sbeaterltiif vGarnpi nm
8ott' oas I'M @eltieite Sahlenbeim
bon Den belpdbrten Shauipielern: 8.
&ienertb, Spoia Sernengel, Morie
Stirner, @fid,ael Dfiiaer, @erman
@ofIer, @iidoel ared,, u. 8ilfinger,
Sohn ,Steiner unb Mnorcos Burg
l1noer auIgeIiibrt tpurbe, Dfidael
arallB als slutor Ser sluiiiibrung
lino Dtarie Sietrld ais Souileur
unb Stto ssernensel als Spie!!eiter
Dor eiltem 5iemlid gut beiebten Sous
I'M Gillette Sahienheim geipielt. Sic
Spieler mahten ibre alrbeit mieoer
ausge5cid,ret uno ernteten groben
geifaa. 0a Der Benefit gum Sdd)s
iiihen Silfsfono gebt 10 bdtten nebr
Nenifen ga iein iollen Iie &aQe
bate iiberfiiat iein miiiien. 9lud) spur-
Den ldDne 9iloer Don Serrn 9lnrida
oufgenonlmen alf ieiner :ieiie in
europa, bon uniern Iafiiiden Spe=
rnteuren arih uno 1ontih NIT Dem
Jil,napparat Der ct. Sobannes Sir.
fe se5eigt. Iie 8iloer ,paren iebr
intereiiant.
Die Spieler boffen oab Der 8eiut
in Salem, Ohio, NO lie bas Spiel
~&f INN 8ott" aud auffiibren
ioqen, beiier iein miro. Gem Gomitee
ilnter 2eitung Don Haitor 6ans Sol.
iel uno Sfapeitern oes 3.peig "a, Die
0orbereitungsarbeit getan baben, ge.
biibrt Ser fd0nlte 0anf
0ottesbienfe in Der ct. Sobannes,
Stride.
Halmionntae 10 1tbr oormittass:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Gyebel an6, Clio

g. g. Guaas. Guth. q. ;ssbanne& oir@e
Yaftor 9a,,s 8oiiel. 7G1 G5tp Moab
Vel: Dfulberrn O646. 8 llbr bormittaas
eeutiHer VOttsScicnit 10 llbr Sot,ns
taglhnle. II lib eneliic5e, t8ottesoienit
1utber Ciya Wnbadr ;;.o Teriamml,tng
Gonnsdg 1880 llbr obe,.SS:. @orfirmon.
osns sunterr;dht unb bcut'de Gbnfe am
Samstag uo,, 9 ltbr oorm,tiaas an. ale
@ianbenSecnoiicn 'int ser5ldb etnees
Ldoen F. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
calm, OE,p
GtaneeItff,.2nt6. Grmanitcl .Qirmv,
POI &Duth Wrpanman.

Ya{for Sobn Vnun1an. Sonnfa8I
icben Sonntaa l1br bormittags. 10 III,
@ottesbierIt Il, Der 2anhcsIprade. II
ltbr Seutid]cr Gottesoienf:. Ser belit.
ide &trder Jrauen @.rein bat ant 5tpet'
ter Ntttipob ieben Monats. 8 119r
abenbs. Gerian,mllng. &onfirndnbens
llnterrid)t (3ipeiidbrie) ron Sebteu.ba
bis Olrerm. 9ienstae inS 6reita9 nod
mittaps 4 l1br.
Mle @laubensseuoifen unb 6reilnbe
iiro ber5tih tpiutommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
@inbior. Cnt., 8anaba
e.. Enl(u& 0irA,s, &rreHt 4re.

1915 Ye-ent Mps., Gin6for. Ssanaoa.
@ottesbierIt in ben Spnlutcrn,onoten
hu,l 80 llbr normitta9s. SonnIa0'
fGrnIe bon 1O-11 Ihr bornttiiaes. .Se'
ben eriten Moutaa i'm Gunat &tr@en'
rats S,Sun9. Sebeu ersten Dnnnerstao
uuenps I'M Wonat Srauen Weretn Stfs
ss..!aa. Iuc YoIfs= linn @ldube1S9enoFen
lint her3lid ipillfou1nten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
alien bie iie fallnten.

IS trauern Inn Die Geritprbere ibr
tieftrallernoer 8atte slIbert fSrid
uno Sobn SuOwi9 ,Srit Ianlt 6anlilie
llno Jpei Gnfelfinoer. 8ott trolte allc
Sinterbliebenen li1b idcrfe ser lie.
ben Sdppciter isrif Die eipige Hube.
Gliiabetb Siihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

@eitieite Sadietlbeim ob3ugeben Bis
gum 10. Npril bel ser Gertpalterin
8atb. SheeI, Sennp Nbcr oner 6.
Siibler. IS bittet I'm 3ablreiden Be-
lllh. Dos &omitee 3tpeig 4. !.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

6eiebporlaoe

,Sn sllrbetrad)t oeiien, Sab 9lrtifcl
., Seftlon =, Ser &unltitlltlon oes
Central Terhauoes feltlegt uno in Ger
Settion auh beltinlmt miro oab Scr
Central Gerbauo einen ssllnS fret
ieren loll ans Dem nah anmebmbaren
ltno 5uirieoenltellenocll 0eapeis filr
oas slbleben zines llnteritiisl,ngsbe-
rettigten Mitalieoes. oos alien Sprs
oerlnaen oieIer 8eleIlidIaft nahge-
fomlllen lit, eelieiert .uurocn cine
Slunlne Don nitht iiber $4,000 an Die
1ericn ODER Yer'pnen be5ablt lueroen
iou, oie IN oenl Benefit 3crtififat ei-
mes iolhen ltitglieoes belrannt iino
ebenio 0onos 5u lhaffen aus lpeI-
hen llnteritiitune on sic. Benefits
nlitglieoer ser @eieuldaft i'm Sale
bon pbpiiifer 9lrbeitsuniibiafeit,
Die ollrf llnfau .&ranfbeit ober hohes
Sitter perllriud)t spllroe, be5ablt iuer-
oeu mcgen.
llno iii Mubetrad)t ociien. oaB
,nebrere Mitglieoer mebr oils $4,000
Geriiferung berausnebmen lpouen,
ipeil man nit s2O0O Collar Ieriid)e-
rl,ng fnapp oie drstlid,en lnb ge.
erabni5foIten bcitreiteu fam,
ltno IN Mlbbetradt beiien, ba6 bie
Grn1brllngsfolten in beutiecr 3eit
fid) nlebr als uerooppelt babeu ln1S
Die grben zines peritorbenen Wtitglic,
oes onr6 oen GerlilIt ibres Grnabs
rers in grnBe 9tot ueriallen uuo i'm
0en 9Oiitglieoern bes Central Ser
barbes oie 8eleseubeit 5ll geben ibre
Terllferullg, luern nod bel gllter8es
1unobeit, 3ll erboben, lno auh nele
Wtltglleoer mebr Gerlid,eruna ber.
aIsttebnlen iuolleu als iriiber uno
als jest 1eieslif laut aonititution
oes Central Gerbanoes erlaubt lit,
llno Inn MiteIieoern uno nellcu Nit-
glieoern oie'e 8eleeenbeit 3u bieten,
Sei biernit beifloiien, SaB ar.
tifel 2, Seftion =, gednoert iper-
BEN Ioa, oab nahoem annebn,bcre
1tnb Sl,frieScnlteaenbe gepeiie iiir
oas 9lbleben zines Wfitglieocs, oas
lnteritiislrngsberef1tiet lit umo
oab alien Sorberungen Oieier 8e-
lellifait nad)sefonlmen lit. gelie.
fert lpurben, eine Slunme pon nidt
iiber $4,000 on bie Yerion ooer
4erionen inn 3ertiiitat gcnunnt,
be5ablt ,peroen lcn, unb
IS iei ferner beld)lollel1 DAB
altd) 9lrtifel Ia, Seftipn 73, ge.
dnSert ,ueroen iou, luie folgt: Gin
Mitglie0 fann nlebr ais eine Ser
iif,erungs 3ertififat bonn Central
0erbano fiibren, aber oieie ioll
niht bie bohite' GerIiberlngslllm.
me, sic $4,000 lit, iiberiteisen, unb
Gs iei ierner beidloiien, oaB
auh 4rtitel II. Seftion SO, ae-
Gnoert lperoen ioa luie folgt: 3aB
fein Mitelieo periidert aperoen lou
i'm Central Terbano fir einen 8e-
iamtbetrae BON mebr als Junf
TauIeno Dollars ($500O).
Die obisen @elesesuorlagep ,per'
6en Don Snpeigen 1, 4, 33 uno "a aus
gleuelano eemeinihatlid Der Ston-
BENTON 5ur i4nnabme nnterbreitet
unb enpfoblen.
Die Glepelanoer 3elegaten:
@eorg Deber, 8iriiter.
8m. Shulter, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Nomnastotun.. Ohio

Deutidbe Gu. 2nt6. &sntermS .Wemetnbs.
Obj Jellsms 9emple, @. @parbman q.
Yfarrer @iIliam S. @elt5er. 610 u.
ssubion slpe. Sunnta9i6ule 8 llbr BORN.
Gnaliiher 8nttesbienit 10 nbr. Oeuts
itber 8ottesbienit II 11br. Seben er,ten
Sonntne inn Wonat Srallen 8erein Vers
iammluna. Seoen 3tueiten Sonntng TIM
Mpnat Girdenrat@ @Situng. sseben eriten
mrh hrittcn Son,,ta9 I'M Monat 0.:tber
Viaa 8erImmlun9. Sonntagihuliteung
fuirb inn Toraus befarntaeeeben.
Nue Golfse unb @lalbensaenotier
';rn hlsslih tpillfomn,er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Kirfblicbe aacbricbten
8arreQ, IA.

Demttbe Gp. Gath. ct. HanlnS. .2ir1s.
721-25 0rnit Ape.
Bfarrcr Nrtbur 8. 0lant. Seben Conn.
too 8 uDr por,l,itta9s Sonntaai&nIe;
10 llbr cuglilber; II 'ibr oentf&er
@ntteSbiealr
Iue l,,tAeriid)en @g,,ubensaenoiIer
oeutider uno ensliiher SInae in 8ar'
ref, Sbarpn unn rm9easnt iinb 5u bep
@ottesb'e,,i'en ber3lihft eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
!6pntefteah. Va

90ntefteah, ga.
9enti&e Gu. 2mtb. ct. Narfus 3trAe
222-224 On 3. Ape.
@eb. 8. W. Mhtenbere, Yfarrer. $ele'
pbon so. f745. Mn G.,rt,s unb Deiers
fheen uor,i,;ttaes 9:3C .Ibr Snnntaes
ibuIe; 1880 ll6r enoIii9er unb 11:1b
llhr teutider @ottesbienft.
Mnc &Iaubensaenpi5en anb Sre,inbe
iinb ber3(t6 tptlIfomnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Canton, CHS
enthc.tf&e Ghrtitus atrMe.
~ a

Hfarrer SiIfspreu1ger. Cont. /.
taef9uIe u'r $3.50 ltbr rtoroen. 1vllft>
En9ltSGer Gottesbtenit 1880 l16r NOR,
gems
Nqe 0luubenSeenoIien NIB 0reunhe
iino ber5IidD etneelancn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Stpei8 4 &artenpartie
unb 8adiuarenberfauf.

Der 3apeig 4 neranitaltet Donners.
tag, cen II. Mpril, i'm @eitieite Sad.
ienbeim cine 2undeon &artenpartie
NIT 8af1parenoerfauf gum @obI 1,no
8eiten 6es &ilfssperfs in Der 1eutih-
tirde fir unlere NotleiSenben in
europa. I'm 12 l1br mittaeS tpiro
elm foitlider 2unh ierniert uno nad.
Der lit @artenpartie nod Belieben.
Mls Tiidpreiie eelanpen gebGdcltc
Sopfbalter our Herteiiane. Glide
Spenoen fiirs Baden UNI g@ebGd 5u
berfaufen, speroen tunfenb aneenont.
men, Bitte irgen6eine Spenoe int
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Columbus, Siip
Gnan9. Qmtber. Searttn 3ntter 3tr@e,
G6c Ytufer unb Anm Strake.

Bfarrer 6. g. Seuer Scben Sountoe
pcrittdss 9 lltr Sonnta0fnuie; 10 nbr
eneIiidjer @ottesbienft: II llbr beutfher
8otte5tienit.
Mle Glaube..s9eno0en lnb Treunbe
Iinb ber5liea etneelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Smdt 6ansb6sterin

0unilie Nartin 2ebrer ilbt eine
Gltere Srau ooer Elm paar Sels.
!e, iGffii6 ODER beutid. I'M mit5u.
helien i'm &ausbaIt. Bergeltung 3d.
fir ireie @obnune. I'm tueitere Sn.
formation tpenoe man iid at Gamilie
Iartin 2ebrer, 77O3 Wipron Ape.
Glenelanb, Obio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Detroit, Nid,iean

&VItDtIs VSSuVUuW
9eutihe anb Sd@fftbe Gu. Ct. &etrns.
2irdbe. Wlenfielb unb @ssberrp ane.
Gfarrer Sc9annes Aeutid, 1911 @len>
ficlb Npe. Sell: Yinerce 62O5. tngs
Iii6er 8ottesbienft 10 ubr pormittdgs; /;
Nentiete unb enoliibe So,,ntaeiduIe um
II iibr porntitta8S. 0ty:I1er @otteSs
bienft tint II l1br porntittdgs. Seoen
-letten Gienstae beS 9tonatS 8trdben>
ratsIibnn9 Our6 be Commemorate
ieoen britten DienstaG. 5oitt ieoen
rrittem Sunntu9 Srai;su 0clsin Uer>
Iammlung. 0irctendurprobe ieben 6reis
taaabeno.
E:.s Glcrbcnseenui'ca lno Sreunbe
iino pelalicJ eingelatca.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Sinb Gse nuD .sbre anSehortoeS
vsttelieS TIM 9ranfenueretn anD
Central Bertansp 8enu ntdht ieta
n b,e Seii beiaufreten. Nm asnaHete
Jntsrma:.Aa rnten Sts Zen 3seaJ.
setIfetsv On -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Wntter= anb Sod)tcr.8antett.

oes 6rauen gereins Ser Seutih .Be.
nleinoe finbet Slter-Oiontag, Oen Z.
Ipril, i'm 8eitieite Sadienbeinl,
1901 Seniion Mpe, ftatt. 9lae Wfiit.
ter lmb Tohter iinb allfs ber5lidylte
eineelaoen. Gas 8antet besinnt INN
6 l1br abenos nit 8eeriibuns Der
8aite ourh gmna Sartnan, Yrdi.,
9iihgebet bon Yaitor Sobannes
9cutidlGnoer Sr. meinid)aitlihes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
ProgralnIn.

Dirigent 49,. Prof. Rud. Schuster
|. a) I'll take you home again, Kathleen
............... Tn. p. Westendorf
b) Kuenstlerleben -. Walzer
Jon. STRAUSS
Ostseite Liedertafel Gem. Chor
Dirigent :. Prof. r. Schuster
2. a. Auf Fluegeln des Gesanges 80.
.............. F. Mendelssohn
b. Sleep Baby, Sleep 80. J. Handy
Tenor Solo Mr.. E. Liedke
3. AZ Old Folks at Home 80. st. Foster
b. Long, long ago go. 7. II. Bagly
Madrigal Junior Choir
Dirigent -. Prof. A. Nikolaus
4. Home to our Mountains :. G.. Verdi
From "Il Trovatore''
Duett:
NJ. Guip (soprano) f. Liedke (Tenor)
5. Das alte Muetterchen -. M. Sp!ker
Eintracht- Hermania Maennercbor
Dirigent -. Prof. A. Nikolaus
6. Hinaus in den Lenz >. Fr. Schubert
Liedertafel Damenchor
Dirigent :. Prof. r. Schuster
z. Frohlocket dass Eure Namen ......
.................. IL. Gabriel
Due'':
NJ sh,
saxon;a Damencbor
Dirigent .... Prof. A. NikoIaus
9. Theater:
Burleske in l Akt
Personen:
Renter Piefke NJ. Mueller
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
E!spelanb @eh. 9entitt @cmelnbe,
Weit 29 Ctr. urS gDilIarb Npe.

Sobanncs 9eutiGfdnber unb Sobn 8.
Selitihldnbe,. Yfarrer
Sonnta9s: l1br bcr,nittae, oeuti6er
@ottesbienit. 10 llbr, Spnntagi6ule ,lnb
gibelitllnbe fir Gripo:hfene. II ltbr pors
mittnss. gneIiider 8rttcsoienit. 1880
llbr abel,ps, gngIiid)er @nttesoienit. -
Observation-Disclosures ieben San,sz
tae 10 l1br pormitta9s. Scbermam bcra=
LID lpillfomlnen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Mms Der 3entjd)-airhe.
M SO. ct. & Wiaar6 glpe

W 80. st. & 0iaaro Mpe.
8arfreitas, 4. Mpril:
1880 llbr abenSs: 0eutider
eihtA8ottesoienit umo sSeier
oes III. Ibenomabls.
Siterfeit, 6. Mpril:
10 l1br pormittags: 9eutider Jelt,
@ottesbie,,lt. Yaltor Scbannes
SeutibIdnoer.
II ltbr pormittags: Gngliiher
5elts8ottesoienit uuo ;seier oes
fl. slbenomabIs. Haltor ssobn
8. DeutihlGnoer. ..-
7:3O llbr abenos: gneliit,e Ies-
per.
Der Nutter= nnb 3od)ter- -Mbenb
Ser eltib-@eneil,oe finoet ebeniaas
I'M SahIenbeim itatt amMontag mad
Sitern, 7. Mbril. Ndberes ip1ter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

= ,'nteritiiten Sic D., In ,aitesv
Heitlna unaeiuenOen @e'd,aftSle,ite'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Monaco, ga.
Sentf&e Gpans. s9utb. 81. Heters.
Oemeinbe, 5. Gtr.
Yfarrer &ans g. s. Strnolett. 244
Mbans Ctr, So1eiter, ga. $eIephou:
&o1efter 1865. @ottesbi<nlt $3.50 i1tr
moraens; Sonntaofdnle 1915 tbr. -
Gra,ien 8erei, Weria1nm(,lng am Ietten
1onnerstae ieoen Nonats, 8 1lbr abents
Sebermann lit ber5Iit !rilTtcmuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
. Sefannttnad)nna.

Nm 81 Mpril, 4 llbr nahnittaas,
beranitaltet ser 0amend)or Saronia
iein 6riibiubrsfon5ert unter freuno-
li6er Wittuirtung mebrerer bieiiger
Gbore FAINT einem tSingipiel. Oit uno
g2eit iinb freunolidit eiilgelaoen unb
eriudt Sen 27. slpril iib gu refer,
bieren fir Damenbpr Saronia. Gin
tii6tiges aomitee ipiro alles auis
bette bor6ereitat.
Glilabetb Siidler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Iben0el1er.
Sroaramm:
Goriiserin -- Nrna 6. Shneiber
l. 8e,neinIames Sinoer,.
2 8eoidt - Iarie Nob
3. 2ieb nab slusipabl - - Sayo,,ia
a. gnipra6e - - 1r. Gertrude Benion
5. Solo 6rl 9eleu Ii. Gertrude 8inbcr
g. 8eoidt = - - SRI. Norma Yeters
7. Sieb nad Iustpabl - Nabri9aI Gbor
g. 8en,einlnmes 2ieb = ~ - - -
Q. NoritelIuns Der Yrdiibentinnen. -
10. S6lubeebet - Yaitor Sobn 8.
SeutldlInbcr ST.
emma 0artmdr,, Yr6i.
HoIe Cue, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

1riibiabrs.&on;ert

Jriibiabrs.&on;ert
Der Citieite Giebertafel (perblmoen
init eleOeluuo eait suniors) i'm oit.
leite Sahierbeim. 400 Slt So. Ctr.
Sonntag, oen 13. Ipril, 4 llbr nacb,
nittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Sn Glepelan0 ltorb am 2S. MGrs
nod langem unO idaperem Sei6e1 i'm
sitter BON 63 sSabren
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
Annual Banquet
OF Pdscdgould
Gorden Club

The Pascagoula Garden Club
closed a highly successful season
with its annual banquet, Thurs
day evening. June 5, at the Coun-
try Cub.
Summer flowers in profusion
were used in decorating the ia
BILE and in giving a festive touch
to the lounge.
The installation of new officers
was an important part of the pro-
gram for the evening and this
was gracefully done by the retir-
ing president, Mrs. Perry A.
Thompson. The new officers are
Mrs. Charles w. Smith, president;
Mrs. T. c. Fullilove, vice presi-
dent, Mrs. w. r. Johnson, re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Julius
Virgins, treasurer and Mrs. w.
B. Seely, corresponding secretary.
1t was announced that the club
will not disband during the sum-
mer but will meet at the club
center on Washington avenue the
first Wednesday of each month
as is the usual routine.
Another announcement of in
terest was that the club will spon-
sor a Junior Garden Club and
that Mesdames o. V. Streed, Ed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

Reverend and Mrs, Charles Whit
ten.
While Mrs. Brown directed a
journey on a Ship of Love-" Mrs,
Travis Avara, a passenger in Chi
nese costume. gave glimpses of
China, and Professor and Mrs.
Brown furnished music on vio-
Inns. Later all the luggage of pas
sengers was presented to the hon
Gree, Miss VanOsdol.
The shower was directed by
Mrs. Lennep. The honoree fol-
lowed through the rainbow to
its end to find a pot of gold. Many
useful and beautiful gifts were re-
ceived.
Misses Avara, Byrd and Adams
presided at the punch bowls.
Mrs. Written, as guest speaker,
told of plans for missionary work
in South America.
Mrs. j.. C. Troussell read "A
Legend of Twilight" after which
all assembled in circles and sang
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds" and
were then led in prayer of conse-
cration by Mrs. Written.
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les with which she wore an or
child. Her only attendant was her
young daughter, Paula Nell
Towle, who wore a yellow eye
let sport dress with brown acces-
series and matching corsage. Mr..
Agnew was attended by Francis
Story of Yazoo City, Miss.
Mrs. Agnew for the past six
years has been employed as ad.
ministrative assistant for the U.
S. Maritime Commission and for
the past IS months has been
working in Pascagc,lla where
she met Mr.. Agnew who, until
recently, was employed by the
ingalls, Shipbuilding Cooperation.
After a wedding trip through
Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew will
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Second Iron Lung
Presented TO Elks
By Labor Groups

! The Pascagoula Metal Trades
Council and Central Trades I'm
ions have turned over to the
Elks Crippled Children's Hospital
Committee the second of two iron
lungs purchased from funds rails
ed during December by the ior-
mer groups. This second machine
is a combination iron lung and in.
cubator. Presentation was made
by W. H. Crosby, president of the
Central Trades Unions 10 c. B.
Roberts, exalted ruler of the Pas
cagoula lodge and chairman of
the Elks Crippled Children's
fund. The presentation ceremon-
les were witnessed by a large
group of local citizens and guests,
including j. A. Brownloe OF the
national, president Of Metal
Trades and John r. Watts.
The first OF these machines, one
of the adult size iron lungs of
most recent type, was presented
to the Jackson County hospital
on January ID. At that time the
union group had on order the
childrens' iron lung and incubator
but due to manufacturing prob.
lens the arrival of the machine
was delayed until just recently.
The large unit has been placed at
the disposal of the people of the
community by the labor group to
be used without charge other
than actual operating costs.
The latest unit will be install
ed as a permanent part of the
new wing for crippled children,
which is being sponsored by the
Elks Lodge. The balance of the
funds raised, amounting approx
imatelv to $500. 90 remaining after
the purchase of the two machines,
will all be spent for other neces-
sary equipment for the chidren's
wing. c. B. Burton, chairman of
the fund committee here in the
ingalls, yard stated, at will in
clude infra-red lamps and other
needed accessories which will
contribute to the welfare of Grip
pied children patients"
F A Wages, spokesman for and
chairman of the Hospital Com
mittee, said, "Plans for the Elks
Crippled Children's Wing, which
is to be added to the Jackson
County hospital, have been drawn
up and are at present in Jackson
for necessary approval" He made
a plea for dime and nickel con-
tribution to be dropped in the
small jars located in local bust
ness places which viii contribute
to the new wing construction.
Spokesman for the local unions
stated that the gift of the iron
lungs by the Paseagoula Metal
Trades Council and Central
Trades Unions has brought about
a chain of such humanitarian pro-
grams by other A. F. l.. councils
throughout this and other states.
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TEL Class Gives
Shower For Miss
Zelmo Van Osdol

On the afternoon of June 5 the
TEL Sunday school class of the
First Baptist church met at the
home of Mrs. Bruner Lennep,
1916 South Pascagoula street, to
honor Miss Zelma Van Csdol who
will soon sail for China.
Upon entering the home, the
visitors were greeted by the hos
tess, registered, and then conduct
ed by class officers to the outdoor
living-room. The natural beau
" of the grounds and old live
oaks was enhanced by flower
arrangements, canaries, and a
beautiful simulated rainbow.
Mrs. John j. Winchester, presi-
dent of the class. presented DR..
Leroy Green, who conducted the
devotional. The following visit
ors were introduced: Dr.. and Mrs.
Green, Professor and Mrs. Gideon
Brown, Mrs. o. B. Wheat, and
Misses Elaine Avara, Dolores
Byrd, Miriam Adams and the
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Mrs. Nell S. Towle
Weds Floyd ]. Agnew
Al Quiet Ceremony

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Spafford of
Mobile, Alabama, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Nell Spafford Towle to Mr.. Floyd
]. Agnew of Columbus, Miss, at
a very quiet ceremony performed
by Rev. P. j. Carey at the &c
tory of Our Lady of Victories
church in Pascagoula, Sunday,
June 8, l947 at 2 p. m.
The bride chose for her we'd
ding outfit a two-piece suit Of
gold color with brown accessor-
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Columbus drive, Monday after
moor.
The festivity took place in the
yard. Tables for the serving Of
ice cream and cake and other
delicacies had been arranged and
the birthday cake with its glow
ng candles held an important
place.
Anne was the recipient of a
number of appropriate gifts.
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Animal glue is divided into two
classes: hide glue which is
stronger and obtains a higher
price, and bone glue.
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White and Edmond Jane, Sr.,
Will compose a committee to
have its organization in charge.
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NINTH BIRTHDAY OF
ANNE QUINN

The ninth birthday of Anne
Quinn was happily celebrated by
her and a group of her young
friends at a party at which her
mother. Mrs. ]. f. Quinn was
hostess at the family home on
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be at home in Columbus, Miss.
where Mr.. Agnew is in buesiness,