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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Jramen Yeretm Der 3emtidf,rd)e.

Die nddNte geriammli,ng iil,oet
Mittauoh. ben 81. Mai, 8 ll6r a6eneS
i'm Grbaeld)ob ser Stride itatt. Mac
Mitglieoer iino gebeten anpGeno 81
iein. 9sah Der Beriammluns ueroeIl
foleenoe Sdtpeitern 4affee unb Gu
diem iernieren: Morgret Niiller, u.
Safob. Gntb. aiertid,er, &atb. Si-
monies. Die Yr1lioentin bittet Inn
einen puten 8efnh Ser 8erianm-
lung. Hoie gUe, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
tsamuub Gitu, ga.
&t. 8auIS Qen:eiube.

Fa1or eno,nas 3. S,n.9e,. 0dipt'
aottesoienit jebeu ScnMtag 1O:so Mer
ti,oror,is. GonntaaiGule $50 utr.
Ru;;ss..--annerunferridt il ma6 Eneabe
bes Es:arrcrs. &irter-atsiisun9 ieoen
letter san,stag I'M UsnG.,t ! u9r abenDs
SonntogIa,ullebrerIisuna iebsn orttten
gc::::.3 I'M Rol,at. e:a2 ilbr n'1rgens.
Rirusud,orprube ienen Slcitae 1880 llhr
absTilS. Stirden Sranen Tere!ns zStts
allna icocn nritte, 3onnerstaa tn Nos
nal, IS rbr; 2,,tber Hi9a>Steuns Z
bis 8 llbr abenbS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Mdtmng A9netbelner!

unier @rigorpfeit miro oieies Sabr
in Gleuelaro, Sbic, absebalten ltno
ppar anl 80. sunni. Bitte ale iih oie-
len 1ag gu reierpicren. Naberes bier,
iiber miro ipdter befannt gentadt.
9anni Stern, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Calm, CE,o
Gbangelt .Gutb. Grmanncl s8trMv.
C0t Sputf Wruab,uNn.

Yaitor Scbn @arman. Sonnta9i4M!t
icben Sountaa l1br norraittdas. 10 llb.
8ottesbierIt in Der 2anncsTpradc. IL
l1br Scutidcr Gottesoicnlt. Ser bents
Sd)e &,rd,er Srauen G.rein bat ami atpet'
ter Mtttipof ieben Wonats. ubr
abenbs. @erIammluna. 6onfirmanben'
ltnterriht (3lpeijdbri9( ron Septemba
bis CI1eri,, Sienstae uno 1reitaa r.ndS
mittaee llbr.
Mne &iaubcnsacnpifen unb Grelinbe
iirS ber5lid) ipiIlfommen-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
0Dnnastuiuu Chic

Deutid5e 81. 9ntb. Spnterms .0,eme:nhe.
9TH ?s"llr,ps 1cmple, @. @parbman St.
lSforrcr @iIliam s. gSelt5cr. $40 ".
SSuhion Npe Spnntd9ldnle l(br BORN.
Gneliichcr @pttesbienit 10 llbr. Oelits
Icfer @pttesbienit II l1br. Scoen ertfen
Counting I'M Wpnat Srailen Terein Wer>
Iammllna. Sebeu 5lpeiten Spnntag I'M
Npnat &irthcnrnt= Sitllna. Seoen crtten
...ae s~!ttcn Scrnto9 i'm Mpnat g&tber
Qiea GerIammlune. SonntagIhnlftenr8
ipirb I'M Ipraus befarntgegeben.
Mme Bolts llnb 8lallbensgenoher
;nh hsaslid mi(lfOmnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
G!ebel lamb. Clio

G!cbclan6. Clio
e. e. @paas. 2uth. e.. ;Ssbonnes Rir@e
Yaftor &ans Soiicl. 7G1 gsbp NoaO.
Gel: Rulberrh 0848. 9 tlhr purmittdaS
helitid]er UDttsSbicnit 10 llbr Spnns
taaI6ule. II lib- eneliide, iSDttesbienit.
0utEer Qiga Mnoachr ,;rb Teriammling
Spnntag 1870 lIbr abe,rs. &criirn,ons
llnterr;dbt nnb bcut:eJe Ghufe am
Sdnstaa Don 8 ubr porr!lIiaas an. ale
@iaubens0cnoiicn Itnr acr3l!d ein9es
fabei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

Ohio, im Sincoln Yarf. Bitte ale
3eioncr Sanosieute uno 0reunee oie.
len Sag 81 reierpieren lim eriolarei
ben Beiud bittet 9as Gonitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
@ia6ior. Dnt.. 8anaba
g.. EanluS 3ird,e, @rrent ars.

1915 Yc-ent Ips., 8inbior, &anaoa.
8ottesbierIt in ben Sonimcrmpnoten
hu,l so ll6r pormittags. Sonnra9'
5Gyale bon 10-11 uar bor1at1ia9s. .se'
pen eriten Wontaa i'm gVonaf &tr@e"s
rats S,pnne. Seben eriten S".,nerstao
,,ue nDs inl Nonat Srauen Weretn 'S.1'
,.na. aue ToIts> unh Slaubs1s9enot,e"
limb her5lidy ipillfomn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

Glsbelanb @eit. - 9cutiM -0cmetnbe.
2Heft S0 Ctr. nrS gDiuarb Mpe.
Sobd1nes Ge,ttid,ldnber nno Sobn 8.
Certid,ldnbe,. Efarrcr.
Sonnta9s: 1lbr pcrrhittaa, oe,ltifer
@otte5bienit 10 ltbr, Scnntagid,ule ,tno
8ibeIitnnhe fir Gripa1,iene. II l1br por>
mittnas. gneliider Gcttesbienit. 1880
llbr abenos, gnaIiid,er @ottesbienit -
8onfirmanbensl sllntcrrid)t ieben Sams>
tag 10 ltbr porni:taas. Scbermam bcrs<
lid, ipi(lfommen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Canton, Cbis
gnthcsif&e Ghrtttus atr@e.

Rfarrer S5iIfspreu,eer. CONT )
tagidule i'm $3.50 ltbr rloracn 9s,iti1=
Snglilder @ottesbienit 1880 llbr NOR.
gems
Nne 8Iuubensgenoiien mnb areunhe
'tnO be,3lid) etngelabcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Progranlm.

Dirigent .. Prof. A. Nikolaus
l. Overture Raymond" .... Thomas
Deutsches Konzert- Orchester
H. Muehlhahn :. Direktor
Begruessungs- -Ansprache Won Praesi.
dentin Mathilde Sigarto
9. AZ Maienliedchen -. J. Sturm =.
G. Jansen
b. Elfenglocken i'm Wald ...
................,. J. Gersdorf
Damenchor Saxonia
Prof. A. Nikolaus :. Dirigent
3. Mach Jahren ..... Wengert
Banater Gemischter Chor
Prof. A Nikolaus Dirigent
4. az Die Lorelei -. Friedrich Silcher
By All through the Night :. D. Owen
Madrigal Junior Chor
Prof. A. Nikolaus :. Dirigent
.. Erster satz der vierten Symphonic
Won Haydn
Deutsches KOnzert Dorchester
n. Muehlhahn Dlrekt0r
6. Mach Auswahl. .Ostseite Liedertafel
Prof. r. Schuster Dirigent
z. Landeserkennung Griege
NIT Dorchester
Eintracht- Hermania
Prof. A. Nikolaus Dirigent
s. kuenstlerleben -. Johann Strauss
nit Dorchester
Saxon;a md Eintracht -Hermania
Prof. A. Nikolaus :. Dirigent
9. "Sari" ............ Kalman
Deutsches Konzert- -Orchester
H. Muehlhahn Direktor
Singspiel:
"DAs KIND NIT DEM VOLTS
RACHEN'
Elm Dialog Won E. j. Freund
Musk Won Prof. A. Nikolaus
Souflerin -. Kath. Scheel
Personen:
Frau Mueller ............ Jenny Abei
Frau Meier ....... Marie Elakanick
Frau Nachtigal ......... Frieda Sill
Frau Wachtel ....... Hilda Thellman
Frau Strauss ....... Katharine Grill
Gs bittet Inn dablreid)en 8eimh
Das @ontitee.
gliiabetb 1ii1ler, 'Sefr.
- f1nterititten Sie Die in itnierw
DoI1ablaH onSeieenoen @ei4dfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
2lms alliance, C)bie
Atpeia 8.

Sn Der Beriamnllung am 8. Wtai
1T beihIoiien tporoen am Salnstaa,
Den "a. Nni, abenos, inn safIenbeim
Elm MbenSeiien 81, seben. Ser Mein-
getpinn 9ebt an ben &iIfsfonb ser
SiebeHbiirser Sadien, um Yatete
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Chicago, Sllinois
ct. Eanl's GO. Gntberan Ghnrd)
1866 Sonter Street

1900 Oolter street.
Ealtor Sr. Sttp g4. S,eid, 1859 Soo=
mer Ctr. Seben Spnntaa q ltbr Cont
to9id)nle. 10 l1br en9liid,er 8ottesbienft
II llbr oeutifcr 8pttcsbienit.
ySir labcn ale 8loubers9enpilen nno
Srcunbe bcr3lid Elm 3u ben Gcttes<
bieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
KirDlicbe Aacbrirbten
Harreu, Ha.

Deuti@e Gv. 2atb. ct. Haulns .3trds.
721-25 0rntt Npe.
Yfarrcr Nrtbur 8. 0Ianf. Seben Sonn'
foe 0 ltbr bor,I,ittass Sonntaei4ule; {;
10 l1br cu9liiter; II iibr oentf&er
@ctteSbieitlr.
Mue l,,tIeriiden G.laubensgenoiIer
oeutfder unb eneliider Srnae in Gar.
ref, Sbaron unp llmaeesnt iinb su ben
@ottesbie,lien ber5lidft ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Detroit, Nihi9an
1eut,he anb SGMtiiMe Gp. St. $etrns.
Qird1e. N,Ieufie(b unb NsSberft Upe.

piarrer Solannes Meutid1. 1921 @lens
ficIb Npe. Sell: Yinerce 62o5. Sngs
lijd,er 8ottesbienit 10 ubr uormittagS;
5eutidbe unb eneIiite Soanta9I4nle nm
II i;Sr por:n:ttaas. 9sy:idcr Gottes<
eienit mm II llbr pDrmittd9s. Seoen
lebten cjienstaa bcs Ntonats 3irdef,s
ratsSibuua. Sur1 be Son.n,e,mcnate
ieoer britten 0iensidG. io,t lsoe'I
critteu Sur.,tag Nraue~ Wclstn Vers
sommlun9. airdeudcrprcbe ieoen 6ret>
taeabeno.
Tss @lcubcnseenui'cn lno Gre,lnoe
,ino pslal'c) etn9elaeca.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Columbus, Siip
Gnana. Qutber. Rartin 2ntber 2trtee,
E6c UtpIer unb Nnm 9traRe.

Yfarrer &. q. Seuer. Scben Sonrtoe
porittoas . lltr Sonnto9i1uie; 10 ubr
enaIiIder @uttesoienf:: II llbr beutiter
1ctte5rienjt.
NIe Gyaube ..s9snolIen dnh 1rehnoe
jinb ber3lita etneelaoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
8artenpartie

llto uitoere Spiele lmo HebGdperfaui
gum Benefit oes SGhiiicben Silfs.
perf. St)one Ereiie 'perben segebe.1
an leoeln Si'h ilre auh anoerc Erei.
'e allle ladJiiid)en Sanosleute, Sit unS
Welt uno Oereu isrcu,noe iino Elm.
eelaoen iib oaran Su beteiliaen uno
m1tjubelfen 10 piel ipie nGgIid, I'M
elnen Griolg su er5iclen.
Tas &pnlitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
&artenpartie unh anbere Spiclc
fir 6ilfsuerf

Die iddli'6eu polfiid)en uno fireb
lihen Sereine Der Sitieite 9lepelanbs
peranltalten. arn Samstag, oen II.
@tai, Z ltbr abenos, in ben SdnulrGu
men Der ct. Sobarmes Stride, 757
Goop Hpao, cine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
3meia 4.

Maen Nitglieoern oiene CUR Nad.
ridt Dob unfer Gerein in ben lette,
dtuei Nonaten 3 Mitelieoer perlore,
bat 'ba.rd Sen Zoo: 8esina Grid, Mc-
gina araub uno 8eeina @otb. Sic
Shtpeitern iueroen eriuft lire Ster-
begelber in nGhlter Wcriammluna,
Die am 4. SUM itattfinbet. 5u bcoab.
len. gliinbetb 9ii1ler, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
0arb, Snbiana
9eutfAe' Gr. 3mther. &crterus .Qir1be
Gde II. ape. unb Niamsre ets.

E6e II. M0c. itnS fillmDre ctr.
Yfdrrer Mugnft q. Giie1tina. 1919
6illn,ore Ctr. 3.s.. 233ss..1 ,SepeA
Snnntdg 8 lhr nprt,iittass Scnutaes
ftmle. llhr engIii6er @ottesbienff
II 1tbe utid5er @ottesb,cnit.
Nue ithcr,I6en @lmltensaenuIieu
beutiher 1:,,b engliifer Sunae ir @ars
lino l1mgebiInq iino su oen @ottesoten'
itcn bcrAlih cinaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Qrduerndd,riht

,Sn Glebelano ltarb am 9. Moi mad,
(anaem 2eioen i'm ct. Sobu's Spital
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Spmefeah, ga.
SentfdDe Gp. 9utb. ct. Narfus &ir6e

222-224 Sit 9. Mpe.
9iep. Srecerid 6. SItbpff. Yaitor. Selcs
pbpn: So 1745. Snnnta9id)ule mpraens
9:3O lbr. = @pttesoienit 1890 llbr.
Nne @lallbens9eno7en iinb bersliG
nillfpmn,cn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
3ipeis IA.

gs oiene aQen 8riioern Sur 9e.
i1aigen gtahrid,t, oaB uniere Ser
iommlung oen 1S. N.ai, 2 llbr nad),
mittags abgebalten iuiro llrro oa oiele
Die lette lit Dor Der &onoention mrD
nod biele lpidtiae @eldaite gu er.
leoigen iilno, iollte ieoer 8rlloer sic,
Ter Verinnmlilng beiarobnen.
ollie 8riioer lperoen eriudt, oie
mas ins &omitee beitellt iperoen iiir
Die &onbention fir cine beltim,nte
Seit, am Hlas 5u iein oSer spenn es
(S&Iub dus Seite g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Nonaea, ga.
9euti@e Gpane. -Qnfb. St. $eterS.
Nemein6e. 3. ctr,

Yfarrer Sans .. s. Simoleit. E44
Mbams Ctr, Sfo1eiter, ga. Selephon:
@o6efter 1865. @pttesbHnit $3.50 ltbt
moreens; Sont,taeidmle 1915 lltr. -
Grauen Nsrein @eria,nml.lng am !eeten
Sonnerstas ieben Ronats. 8 nbr dbenes
Sebermam 1T ber5lih !rintommen.
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Ginlanung
"a. 9atreS.Kontention
Hes Central perbanSes Scr $iebenbiireer Sa<tjen
berbunOen NIT
karpatten @esangoerein kon3ert
Siebentireer Sadien Kraneen.11nteritatnne
-
perein 3tueie Ia
Suhseebrte yulfs-. .nnb WlanbenssenuHen!

Suhgeebrte Yulfs-, nnb (SlanbensseuuKen
erm; sb bic oisiene enaSnns at ale iasen sraSer
seern Der 3meieoerene S Central S,rbanbes ome bic 'eoer
s s.benbiraer saden Der 1ranans saIon nIor
aenoen oSlfer @ribf nnO edit idfirender Snlammen.
aebSriefe nnS siebe snnanSer @ an oer A. oes
ansperens sebenbarar san
mnb 81 N m sanbeim Canton Cb'0 ITO Sarr'on
Npe, itatfnbet 81 beteilsen.
gerbonbes unb mespereine it, Canton On pie roa
@ , % % I % sts %s s stn "Itp II H. sr ssS init ss s1ss% s
fe Set purnberein m mSsld it, nm ale lbn yraSer
nnO s~aern iou ae sbabrenS empfo"sn nnbaln nno
FEsT.oRDNUNG.
Tag:
FREITAG, Mai le47:
Uhr morgens Empfang der Delegaten und Gaeste.
10 Uhr vormiags Deegaten-Sitzrmg.
1890 Uhr: Fest-M t-Mittagessen.
Uhr nachmttags: Delegaten- -Sizung.
$50 Uhr abends: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen.
Uhr abends FesKonzert
Mach Scfuss des Konzertes folgt Tanz
Zveiter Tag:
SONNABEND, den 81 Mai 1e47:
8 uhr morgens: Fruehstueck Fruehschoppen.
Uhr vormitags Delegaten Sitzung.
1890 Uhr: Observation-Disclosures Mttagessen
2 Uhr nachmittags: Delegaten-Szung. =: 49,. ....
$50 Uh nachmttags: Gemeinschaftlches Abendessen
7 Uhr abends Festunterhaltung und Tanz ..
A. Fest-Programm: ~a ... ..
Festfolge: Fretag, den 80. Maj
r;Ssansns Tsnnsass.s1 s'r'sh Richard Wagner
Star spanged Gemeinschaftlch gesungen
suppe
Begruessung President
Begruessungsed Bungart
Gloria IN kapsn saas's aasve,en Dssnt Albert Dinseo
G. Buegemeis
Youngstown Damencho Dligent Erwin
H.
9 AZ wennd die Rosenb buehen
TO- Deutsche Festrede H.
II. Al
b. Wedding Halle
-. RI schieds Ensemble " ~
H. a) The Non Chaats b.
l. Tenor: Wassen Scott 3 Tenor: W. G. McCown.
| l. Bass: c. E. PerO 9 Bass Roy Whitme.
l2 pnoDuett Smiley
l0 a. ~, rs war zur kosenzen H. Wenze
Youngstown Digent Erwin Bendsi D. ''e
Cars nsemb " ~
Carl Schieds
Karpahen Gesangveren " iDirgn Albert UAurio O. strauss
H. Nachher Formal Haehne ekraehep
r oerfern alien Wrohmen 0eleaoten nnb dden sos +. h
0~ie thinner edit idibene gaairenmbat nnb go,nnna nSsn
msroen sadnbriS smerm rennbe pou uok nnh .rn
aue w a. Sabresonbemon Herbonbes nnS nm
S@ea H. GaRet nns Gbren 2e pereu uui,r,r n
eeoenfen. '' S""'e"'*'0a'ereI
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2lus Canton, Wtie
e. S.'&arpatlen 0eianeuereiu.

Gs oiene alien Sdu9ern nnb Sdns
eerimen sur eefdlieen 9tadrlht,
OaB Die nGbite Gerlamnlun9 an "a.
Mai itattiinoet uno elm ieoes @fit-
glieo miro erluht oleler Terlanll'-
lung bei5,rpobnen. Is lit and 'ehr
notis OaB elm ieoer bel Der Hrobe III
am Mittpodmbcno. IS fomlnen iest
piele Don ser Ssugeno uno mir .ppllell
einen guten 9luifadt geben fiir ols
&onpention am 80. Itai. 9llio bite
niht 81 perepiiels uln Ginigfeit 8e,
langoerein teil5unebnlcn am II. Na'
8 llhr abenos. lMQe SGn9er bon San.
ton un6 arberen Stloten tperoen telt
nebmen. Wl1ael g. Sdpniot, Sefr.
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Befauntmadmns.
3etoner Blumenfun6 perdnitaltet
Elm Tidnid 'am 4 SuH in MQiance.
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Sr orfn alien Wrokamn 0eleeaen nnS Gateu sos 4. h;
tonne thinner edit 1aembidaf unb Yebienmna inSn
mr0en saenbraS snm remnbe BON naS uuS fern
ea nr a. bes Central 8anbes nnS aon.rt Sss
eebeneu ~ ""''''' Sa"'e"'T'on'ere
In pOfiider 9rue oerbnnben
0as Jehfomite.
Anbreas Ratbes, 1ehyrdfbent
Ridael 0epner, 1ef.serear
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Zweiter Tag:
SONNABEND, den 81. Mai lo47:

Uhr Horgens Fruehstueck und Fruehschoppen.
9 Uhr vormtags: Deegaten- -Sitzung.
80 Uhr: Observation-Disclosures Mittagessen.
Uhr nachmittags Delegaten-Stzung. =: ..
80 Uhr nachmittags Geneinschaftlches Abendessen
Uhr abends: Festunterhaltung und Tanz ' Il.
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FEST-ORDNUNG.
ErSter Tag:
FREITAG, den 80. Mai l947:

8 Uhr morgens: Empfang der Delegaten und Gaeste
10 Uhr vormttags: Delegaten- Stzung.
1890 Uhr: Fest-Mittagessen.
2 Uhr nachmittags: Delegaten-Sitzung.
$50 Uhr abends: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen.
Uhr abends: Fest-Konzert.
Mach Schluss des Konzeres fogt Tanz.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Lawyers and Jurists
To Attend Mass for
Quinn Tomorrow

Leaders of the legal profession
from Washington and other cities
will attend requiem mass fol
Henry I. Quinn, "a, at 10 am. to-
morrow at st. AIMS Catholic
Church, 4400 Wisconsin avenue NV
Members of the American Bar AS
sociation, with which Mr.. Quinn was
associated for 20 years, will serve as
honorary pallbearers together with
group from the District Bar Asso-
citation, which he once headed.
Brooding over the death OF his
only son in the war, Mr.. Quinn
ended his life Tuesday on the golf
course of the Congressional Country
Club.
Expressions of sorrow and tributes
to his long career as Washington
attorney and civic leader have come
from Mr.. Quinn's friends.
Justice Keech a PalIbearer.
Members of the District bar will
attend the services in body. PAIL
bearers will be Justice Richmond B.
Keech, Richard w. Galiher, William
E. Stewart, jr.; Walter M. Bastian
Austin F. Garfield, Joseph F. Cas-
tiello, william T. Hannah and H
Cecil Fitzpatrick.
Representing the District Bar
Association as honorary pallbearers
will be Paul B. Cromelin, Charles
D. Drayton, Charles E. Ford, Cecil
R. Hef1in, William E. Leahy, Mat
thias Mahorner, jr.; Col. Julius L
Peyser, Justice James M. Proctor
John Lewis Smith, sr; Robert P
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Smith, J. Harry WEIGH and H. Win
ship Wheatley, ST.
The American Bar Association will
be represented by President Carl Ri,
of Milwaukee, President-elect Tap.
pan Gregory of Chicago, Past Presi'
dent Joseph w. Henderson of Phila.
delphia, former Gov John M. Slator
and Judge Arthur C. Powell of At
lanta, and Bruce Baird, John j. Car
mody, Wilbur L. Gray, James r
Kirkland, Joseph C. McGarraghy
George M. Morris, Godfrey L. Nun
| ter, Alvin L. Newmyer, Harry H
Semmes and Archie K. Shipe, all O.
Washington.
Rix Recalls Service.
Other honorary pallbearers will bt
DR.. Frank v. Ballou, Ivan Bowen
Michael F. Calman, Witty Cox, Rob
ert v. Fleming, John J. German
George Harris, Maurice Lennon
Linwood C. Major, Forrest Nichols
Vernon A. Nichols and Matthew c
O'Hearn.
Chosen by the Society of Native:
as representatives at funeral serv'
ices were Herbert p Leeman
Charles H. Bates, Frederick G. Um'
hau, Monte Sanger and Miss Eta l.
|.Taggart.
Recalling that Mr.. Quinn hac
served in the American Bar Asso.
ciation's House of Delegates for the
last 10 years, Mr.. Rix said he was
considered by his brethren OF tht
bar as an advocate of distinction
and as public-spirited citizer
whose services were freely and gen.
erously given
Joseph C. McGarraghy. president
of the Board of Trade, said tht
community had lost one of its mos
valued citizens, and the board ont
of its outstanding members.
HE had always taken a great in
terest in the education of the youth
of the city and gave freely of hi!
time and talents as a member OF ths
Board of Education" Mr.. McGar-
raghy said.
Legal Ability Praised.
"He was truly leader among mer
and he enjoyed the confidence ano
great respect of all those who hao
the benefit of his advice and coun-
sell"
Justice Keech, whom Mr.. Quinn
asked in a final note to break the
news of his death to Mrs. Quinn
said he was shocked and 5addeneo
by the untimely death of his ole
friend and associate.
HE was a man of eXceptiona,
legal ability and had the confidence
of the judiciary and his fellow men,
bers of the bar" the jurist said
THE Nations Capital has lost q
valued citizen, and I real friend
Mr.. Bastian, treasurer of the Dis
trict Bar Association, said Mr.
Quinn will leave his imprint or
the civic and professional life of his
native city. for which he accom-
plished so much"
Mr.. Bastian said the recent ap-
pointment of Mr. Quinn to the
American Bar Associations Judi
ciary Committee "testifies to hi.
standing in the affairs of the associ.
alton and of the confidence of thu
association in him"
Until time for the services, Mr.
Quinn's body is at his home, 473(
Quebec street NV. Burial will bt
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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DR.. Robert Lamb Elected
Head of District SAR

DR.. Robert Scott Lamb was elected
president of the District Society o1
the Sons of the American Revolu-
tion aE a meeting last night at the
Mayhower Hotel. He succeeds
Mcdonald Miller.
Other officers elected for years
term were Robert D. Brinker, first
vice president; Orville H. Walburn
second vice president; Comdr. F
Sterling Wilson, third vice presi-
dent; Jesse B. Manbeck, secretary
and Thomas C. Washington, jr.
librarian.
Members of the Board of Manage.
ment elected were Francis M
Hoffheins, DR.. Clifford P. Clark, Col
Wade H. Cooper, U. S. A.. retired
John w. Dunn, Col. John P. Hains
U. S. M. c., retired.
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Vocational Session 10 Hear
Officer Of Urban League

Lester B. Granger, executive Sec
retary of the National Urban
League, will speak on the communl-
ty's responsibility for vocational
education and opportunities at a
luncheon meeting at 1890 pm. Sat-
urday at Howard University.
The luncheon will celebrate the
18th annual vocational opportunity
campaign of the Urban League and
is the final event of an institute
sponsored bY the National Capital
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Branch Of the Vocational Guidance
Association in cooperation with the
league.
The conference will open at II
m. Saturday in the library at How.
ard University under the direction
of Mrs. Muriel M. Alexander anc
Mrs. T. c. Alexander. Keynote ad-
dress of the morning meeting will
be given by James G. Miller, assist
ant medical director of the psychia.
trio division of the Veterans Ad.
ministration.
Group discussions will be led BY
DR.. Franklin Zerran, office Of edu-
cation; Dr. Charles H. Goodman
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personnel consultant, United States
Employment Service: DR.. Parmely
c. Daniels. director of personnel,
National Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics; Dr. Catherine Rice.
District Bureau Of Dental Hygiene,
and DR.. Walter M. Booker, assist
ant professor of pharmacology, How
ard University school of medicine
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