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Evening star., 1947-01-03
Fine Furniture to Give Your Home
Benuty and Cmto7

A distinguished grouping Of furniture-dis-
tinguished in design, construction, workman
ship. See it in the beautifully proportioned
Duncan Phyfe sofo-the rich, ustrous frame
is handsomely coved See it in the Colonial
wing choir-o choir with superb lines, mas
sive proportions And see it in the ever-con-
fortobIe platform rocker-hos rich, winey
mahogany color. Yes, fine furniture indeed,
and fine addition to every home. See it to-
day on our famous furniture floor.
Duneon Phyfe sofo; upholstered in rose or beige
fowered cotton topestY Y----------------15s.s5
Colonial Wing Chair; fIowered cotton tapestry beige
6e95
Colonial Rocker; nnohoeonyfinshed frome. beige
or noturo flowered cotton topestry--------4o.o5
Furniture, Fourth Floor. The HseLt Co.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15
Daughter of RaiL Conductor Is Boss of '|SOciaI Register

The membership of the advisory committee" of the Social Regis ter," official catalogue of snobbery in the United States, printed in l2 cities, has been a deep secret for decades. Now the mystery ap- parently has been cleared up. An article in the current issue of Golfers" diScloses the committee is composed of only one woman, Bertha Eastmond of Summit, N. J., the daughter of a railroad con- ductor. She alone decides what names of alleged blue-bloods shall go into the Register" Golfers" says.
 The article relates that about 40 years ago Miss Eastmond was em- ployed as secretary by the late Louis Keller, who began publish ing the Social Register" in 1886.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15
Fitch High School Band


 The Band of the Robert E. Fitch High School, under the able lead ership of it's director, Albert I. DOrr, is a well established unit in our community, doing a great work in furthering the music education of young people in our midst. It is and has been the object of such favorable comment at home and while away from home attending the various music festivals not Orl- ly. as to the quality of it's music, but also to the good behavior of its members.
 The Fitch Band Boosters Club has been recently reorganized as a permanent institution, with duly adopted constitution and bylaws, for several reasons, the most im- portant of which are:
 1. To stand solidly behind the band and twirling corps, which is an integral part of the band, both as to insure it's permanence, and to enhance the quality of it's prod uct, by interesting children while in the grammar schools of the town (and necessarily their -ar- ents) to take up the study of band music in ample time to be qualified to enter the band immediately on enrolment at high school.
 2. To afford deserving children. whose parents cannot afford to pur- chase for them the expensive in- struments necessary, an opportun- ity to study music, by purchasing sufficient band instruments that may be rented to the youngsters at a modest figure (to cover insur- ance and repairs). Each year there are many intelligent, worthy pu- pills entering Fitch High School who desire to study instrumental music, but cannot be taken care of due to lack of instruments, thereby losing the physical bene- fits and the release into full bloom of budding individual personalities that are derived from such music.
 3. To help prevent juvenile del- inquency by keeping youngsters busy at a worthwhile occupation and away from unfavorable in- huenceS.
 To this end, it is proposed to raise by subscription $3OOO to ob- tain the instruments required. We feel that you will realize the 1m- portance of this project and wish t6 contribute to it.
 Kindly send your contribution to
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15
CrOtOn Ne1CS

Fitch Band Boosters Club, MT. Ed ward Comrie, Treasurer, RED 2, Mystic, Connecticut.
 Sincerely yours,
 Ways and Means Committee
 Arthur s. Gates, chairman, Thomas w. Brown, Fred D. Clark, Milton E. Clark, Edward Comrie, Robert E. CUshman, Harold A. Gremley, George K. Hall, Walter R. Palmer, Aldo J. Santin, Harold 0. Taylor, Albert I. Dorr.
 James Buck" Coleman, Demo- cratic Central Committeeman for the 18th District, was rendered a dinner in his honor on February 18th at Devlin's Ringside Restau- rant. This dinner was attended by around 100 New London County Demmie leaders, and fellow Dems as we'll as Republicans who had come to do Buck personal honor.
 c. John Doc) Satti acted as toastmaster for the evening and started the evening off with a minute of silence for the popular New London Day newsman, John M. Mallon, Jr., who had been scheduled to act as guest of honor and assist Doc in the M. C. duties.
 The following leaders in the Demmie party from Groton and New London were called upon for dinner speeches: Philip J. Maher, Joseph Gaffney and former Rep Perry T. Schaffner of New Lon don, Frank Moses and Rowland Bishop, editor of the Eastern Con- necticut News of Groton.
 Other Demmie leaders of Con- necticut who were present and spoke for Buck Coleman were Da- vid A. Mccoy, Democratic chair man of New Haven; Mrs. Eleanor A. Rossiter, Democratic State Gen. tral Committewoman for the -18th District; Francis Mclaughlin, State Central Committeeman for the Shoe String District, and State Auditor Joseph B. Downes. Attor- ney Jacob Sherb, an intimate friend of MT. Coleman, and an enrolled Republican, also spoke in Bucks honor.
 Telegrams were received and read from former Gov. Robert A Hurley, U. S. Senator Brien Nc Mahon, Governor Pastore of Rhode Island and John Bailey, Democratic State Chairman.
 Entertainment for this event was furnished by Martin Spellman o1 Westerly, vocalist, who was accom- panied at the piano by William Sul- livan of Boston, and Donald Shit kin, humOrist.
 The former German training yes sel, THE EAGLE, is now berthet at the E. B. dry dock undergoing repairs. During the next few week! the boys at the Boat will be busy at bottom painting and other un' derwater work. This. will be tho first visit of the EAGLE in the re pair dock of the E. B. for after two training cruises with the Coas' Guard she will then put in fol further repairs and replacement of mechanical parts and for new wiring which will include temper ary work on her main switchboard
 The much ballyhooed Submarine Corporal appeared also in the las two weeks to undergo experi mental work which will incorporate the lessons learned in the late war With the advent of the Corpora rehiring of laid-off men com menced. Fifty men were calico
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15
N. Y. Factory Jobs Increase

Albany, N. Y.-December man. ufacturing employment In New York reached 1,898,977, according to estimates submitted to State In- dustrial Commissioner Edward Corsi. This was an increase of 151,298 workers over the previous year.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15

back the first week, and other men are scheduled to return to work.
 Elwood (Tobe) Acker, who was active as a journalist on the old SUB paper, when it served as a plant paper at the E. B. Company, is still very much in the service of the American Red Cross which he joined during the war. Tobe, whose home is with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Acker, of 37 Chestnut Street, Groton, Is now situated with the RED CROSS in Tokyo, Japan.
 The controversy that erupted Tn the Borough between the New Boroughites, the Independents, and the Republican Party, was turned back into calm waters and the earlier decision of Secretary of State Redick was reversed, at a joint meeting between her and the selected delegates of opposing fac tiOnS.
 Declaring that her earlier infor- nation was inadequate and incom- plete, Mrs. Redick informed Harold Phillips, President of the New Boro Party, and Vito DeNoia, rep | resenting the Independent Party, that all three parties can vote in the Groton Borough election, and that Borough residents have the right to participate in any one of the party caucuses, but that in participating in one caucus the elector forfeits his right to par | ticipate in the caucus of the other two existing parties. Membership in a Borough party will not dis franchise a Democrat or Republi- can in Town, State or Federal cleo tions. It looks now as if all three parties have a go ahead signal in the coming Borough elections. Burgesses Henry L. Bailey, Jr., and James l.. Forrest are not seeking reelection and many are speculat- ing that inaSmuch as the Independ- ent Party endorsed the New Bor- ough candidates, Charles B. Lund for Treasurer, and Leo w. Brogan for Clerk, that the New Borough ties will in Nrn endorse the two Burgess candidates proposed by the Independent Party that has strong Republican control as does the New Borough Party.
 Former Editor of the SUB, now Eastern Connecticut News, Jim Cunningham of Groton, is now member of the staff of the New London Day as Groton reporter. Good luck, Jim.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15

When he died, about 25 years ago, he left his property to group of heirs, with the provision that Miss Eastmond should continue as managerial head.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15

AFL TeamSters Expand
 New Orleans, La.-AFL Team sters here have organized the drivers of the Khoolman and Sugar. man Wholesale Food Products.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-03-15

Former Editor of the SUB, now Eastern Connecticut News, Jim Cunningham of Groton, is now a member of the staff of the New London Day as Groton reporter. Good luck, Jim.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07
Fats and Oils Stocks
Stay Dangerously Low
Domestic industrial stocks of

Domestic Industrial stocks OF
fats and oils will be about the
same on November |. 19i7. as
on that date a year ago, when
they were the smallest in the
past ~ years. the Department
OF Agriculture reports.
Domestic fats and oils crops
are expected to be larger this
year than last year. but indus
try's requirements have been
such a drain upon fats and oils
stocks that household grease
salvaged by American women
has been a most important factor
In the production of goods that
used this raw material.
USED cooking fats turned in
by women" says Secretary of
Agriculture Clinton p. Anderson.
have been and continue to re.
present an important part Of our
total industrial fats supply"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07
SodaHty To Hold
sKiddie Dance On
Tuesday EUening

The Parish Sodality of st.
Mary's Catholic Church will
sponsor a "Kiddie Dance" to be
held Tuesday at the Sun and
Sand Club at 9 p. m.
Prizes will be given for the
best kid costumes. Pritchard's
orchestra will furnish the music.
A floor show will be presented
including Diane Ohmey singing
classical songs, Dorene Cruz
singing popular ballads and Mrs.
Marge Sjursen in dance special
ties.
An Elgin American compact
and Robinson ladies billfold
will be given for the best ladies'
kid costumes and a Parker Isl"
for the best mems outfit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

@6o " WCCh lOL " HlOAiiluiIl Vi
So weeks.
In addition, ll7,46l self-em-
ployed veterans-most of them
agricultural workers had ex-
hausted their entitlements of 500
a month for 10 and two-fifths
months.
BY May /, $4,000 ex-service-
men had shared in week-by-week
unemployment payments totaling
$l,973, 100000. Self employment
payments. totaling $3.50, 400, 900,
had gone to $4,000 veterans.
Far the greatest rate of ex-
haustion of benefits was in Puerto
Rico, where of $4,000 persons en-
titled TO benefits, 1886 had used
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

Grams in general were leading the
Observation-Disclosures rate.
Hawaii boosted the only clean
record of no eXhaustionS, although
1900 of her $4,000 war veterans
have drawn some unemployment
payments. One official said many
! Hawaiian veterans of japanese
descent are so proud and patriotic
they have declined to accept
benefits to which they are en-
titled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07
HAND-PAINTED JOB.

SAN FRANCISCO. - (AP). -
What is believed to be Americas
only hand-painted telephone book
is used in Chinatown here. The
41-page directory is lettered by
hand in Chinese characters. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

busting of grass, weeds and
shrubs with DDT will kill dog
ticks which spread Rocky Noun
tain spotted fever, the u. S. De
.partment of Agriculture reports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

Combine grain threshers which
move north with the u. S. grain
harvest follow approximately the
route of the famous Chisholm
Trail of early cattle drivers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

lup the weekly unemployment al
loWances.
A VA survey showed that in
the United States, southern vet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

In 1916. the average motor car
in the United States had been in
use nine years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

work takes about two weeks and
the pages are then. engraved and
printed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-07

AP Newsfeoues
WASHINGTON-The Veterans Administration suys wor
veteran out Of every So has exhausted his enement
unemployment benefits.
As OF May the agency Sold 268626 unemployed persons
out of World War veerm population Of 4267 o0O-hod
drown the due them weekly nstunents
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Ginlaoi,ne.

0as Silis,perf bon Chicago peran.
italtet am Sonntes, Sen 90. Ypril,
cine sroBe llnterbaItlma ocrbunoen
nit g. Spiel nno Cans in9iingrrIers
Saae on 5159 g. aiblno spc. In-
fang 3 l1br nadmittas. Donation 81.
IS tueroen id0ne Sreiie an Sic pli;d.
liden 8eipinner perteilt. Sas &crli,
tee miro fiir ei,tes Gilen uno gririId,.
ilng Sorse tragen. Sieie ginianuna
gilt fiir ale Sadlun bon Chicago
,,nb 8arp, benen bas @obl umo gscbe
unlerer Ieioenoen uno beimatloien
'Safienbritbcr llno Sdpueltern in
europa am Ser5en liest.
Treie 8aben fir Yreiie .peroen
oanfeno angenpmmen. @ott peraelts
iebem froblihen 8eber.
8ir boffeu auI einen grobpn @e.
iuh, benn Ser ganse Geingeapinn
eebt on oas Sdhiiihe Silisiperf.
Sophie Surs. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
2l,,s ferati,, Okte
3meig 5.

Iuen>8riioern oiene sur gefdli'
qen geahridt, oaB ,rnlere General
periammlung Samstas, Sen 5. gpril,
7:3O ltbr obenos itattiinOet. Nae iinS
erIl,tt antpeleno 5u iein. 9eaA Ser
Veriamml,mg gifts einen feine,'
0rnd uno Grfriihuts una aarten'
'pielen.
sSn 1urierer Ietten 9erian,mlnna
'uaroen als 9elegaten fiir oie bieS.
TIMER &artenabel,b am is. Mari
;dbriee 9o1,oention eepablt: HraI
Scbn 0eutihldnoer, Gbriit @opbs
Sr. uno Midael 8olff. s0tartir
E6enfer als GriasSelegaten.
tpar uid)t gum 8eiten beillht. Sic
lpas aihpeieno ,paren batteu eine quite
%emiitlidfeit. @ir boffen SaB meb,
Th einiinoen am 19. gpril. Hreiit
perben al,sgcsebcn. 2und) 1mo gr'
Friif1neen.
Ssobn Sallb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
ssraucn &erein Der ct. Eetrns
@ird)en 0emein6c

peranitoltet einen senuiitliden AbenN
am ;,peiteu Siterta9 Inn 1913 llbl
dbenos in ben SonntassId)lllriiumen
tpoSu alle @emeinoe9lieber ,uo oereu
Sre,mhe aufs ber5lifit cingelaSen
iinb. e 49,.
Sie SdNpeitern iino sebcteu &c,
fdrbte gier ,uo ettpas 8etid NIT.
Subringen.
lllliere ndebite Sislng miro nl1
Sonntag, Den 20. slpril, 1,ln 5 ltb,
aad)nittags obgebalten. Sic Shtpe'
ltern itno gebeten 5ablreid su eribei.
nen.
I'm s llbr abenos f1ngt llnier iSa,
milienabenb an. tposu aIle @elneinbe,
elieOer lmo oeren isreunoe aufs bers.
lidite eingelaoen iiuS.
esm &uffeefomitec fino oie Stape.
tern aParia Sbaleott, isreberida
SeltIh lno &ilma Sei,tId).
afinnie &arres, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Otter. .Sonntaen,oreeu 6 rbr in
oem Slmriie. .@ottes0ienit apirS 5as
beilige slbenomabI a,,sgeteilt ,per.
Sen.
1880 l1br morocns 0entfder
Gottesoieltit ,,lto 9(benomabl. @ir
bitten ale oeutidipredenSen @lieoer
a,no 5reltrbe ben oeutlden @ottess
oicnit rcgelndbig 81, beiuden. 8ri.
Der uno Sftpeitern fommt ane uno
laBt inns ocn bei,tid,en 8ottesoieuit
tpeiter allired)t erbalten. gs b1net
oon iebem ein3elnen ab ,pie lai,ge es
nod balcrn miro?
BObl iold)en, 9aus, oenn es
geoeibt.
Oie gltern aueroem boderfreilt,
ll,,b Oenen ainSern iiebt mans an,
@ie @ott sic Seinen iesnen fam.
u. S. 8in6cr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
9as Teitfomitce.
MnbreaS Natbes, Jeit.Hrdiiocnt
Midael 0epner, Teit.Sefretar.

jollen lid BEL Shtp. 2aub, 1901 Saii
Ctr, mmeloen.
Ssm, &ranfenfomitee ii,tS: Betty
Gla,,op. slnna gaiep. slnna Willer
i6enfte Dem 31peig 40 einen iebr
id,Gnen @reis.
Iac Sftpeitren bonn Sspeis 40
unS ale 3tueigpereine iinS eineela.
sen 81 ,,nierm 39idbrisen Stiitungss
ieit am 10. Mpril. 8 llbr abenos.
Ser Gintritt lit St.O0, anitatt IS
Gents. Sdtpeiter Sara Slion bat ei-
men ssebler eel,,odt in Sen perfhid'
ten ginlao,neen. 8itte nm gntihuls
bigl,ns. @iafonmen iino 3speia 26
bon Carr, 3tpeie 9, 10, 46 ,no AZ
pon Gbiraso, @arp 2ieberfrons ,lno
@arp Sportfl,b.
@ir boffen ole besriiben il, f0n,
men an llnierm 80. Stiftunesieit in,
Sadtienbeim an IL. uno Hooiepelt.
rige &onpention efroce d.,i'esa. .a9
slls Gelegatii1nen fir Die SiesjGb,
rige &onpention ,purben ge,pGblt
slnna 5al,b, Marm l1rihel.
Cara Slion. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

3n,eis 40.

3ueig 40.
Sie rereslmdbise geriammluns oes
3tpeig 40 tpirb am 10. Mpril. llbr
nadmittass absebalten. Sm ao,nitee
fir aaffee ullb Rud,en su ierpieren
iino: Marsaret Carlton. BETH glau-
Sc, Mnna Gaien, Anna Did, CLARA
@ottihling. Cara 9apib. WsatbiIba
Sabis, &eleu did.
Gs nur6en bier neue WtitglieSer
auIgenommen: Mnna Dreiien, Wtar.
&c Sdieb. SRI. Jfita emma Tab.
oorf, SRI. grma Siloesaro Siidting
un6 iie lpuroen BON aGen Miitglieoern
,piQfonunen gebeiBen. sluG tpuroe be.
ldlolien IN almierer Seriammlung am
13. Mdr5, Dob Oieienigen Sfapeltern
Die ii1 perpflihten rpollen ieSn 0fo'
nat SOC EXTRA 5u ihenfen fir Die Not.
Ieioenoen NanosIeute in europa, lie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Ndtun9!

Die nddite regelmGbise @erimnm.
lung Ses 3tucig 80 finbet am Grci.
tag, Sen IL. Ipril, 8 l1br abenos itatt
@ir miiiien ,,niere 8eriammlung an
bielem Mbeno abbalten, ipeil Sitern
in 6ieiem Sabr om 1. Sonntas i'm
Mpril fdllt.
St lmierer lesten Scriammlung
tpuroen sic foleeuoen Oeleeaten fir
sic @onpention erapiblt: Midael
slre, Jron3 Sdneioer, 5rit gucrtb,
MidneI 8ofeid, isrit 1beiB, sSrans
Sdneioer. Sobn Srben. 0ieie fms
Don unieren beiten Wameru. Ser
gerein tuiinid,t ibnen gottes Sesen,
Beisbeit nno Srele. bamit iie gum.
@obl lmo 9eiten ,,nIeres @ereins.
Nerbunbes ,1no Golfes ,pirfcn fOn.
aen bei Der &onne,tion in Ganton.
Sebe1 Samstaeabeno gibts Sans'
multi 1T Der &aIle. Gin feines Sr,
DIETER lit an Scr Mrbeit ieoem gum
@eiallen 81 ipielen. Sir eine quite
9eit nidt uergeBt Samstasabeno i'm
SaGienbeim.
". 5. 3eu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
3uei9 22.

Gs Siene alien Sdnpeitern sur &c.
fGllieen gsahridt. bab ,nlere re9el.
,i,Gbige Yerfammllme an Sonntag,
ben t3. Mpril, nadpnittags, abgeTal.
ten miro Mno oie Sfapeitern fi,,0 &C.
beten 10 adDlreih tpie nloglid 5il er.
Iheinen, oa mir tpid)tige @eiddfte 81
erleSigen baben. Sn 0en bergangenen
8eriammlnne am 8. Wdr5 4plrben
als Telegatinnen fir Die aonoention
aetpdblt: Nrdi. &atb. Sebmann. So
iefine Miiler, slnnn Sd)uller, Marie
@otb, Sui. &artrna,,,,, aatb. Mrt,
Mnna &ann ,lno als Grias Sophie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Gtmtao oung
"a. Jabres.Konhention
Hes Central perbanHes ser Siebenbiireer Sa*Iet
berbun0en init
karpatben @esangherein kon3ert
Siebenbiireer Sa4ien Kraneen,11nteritsibnr
terein 3,ueie Ia ~-.
Uereir, 3tt,eie Ia
2lboehaIten am 90 u1o 81 211ai ~ Canton, Ohio

Sodaeebrtc Bolts. nnb (SlanbensenpHen! .'s'...
Sierm eree bic isieae Gnabnna ale Srao nne
Sden Der 3meiebereine b Central Serbanbes fome pie 0er
bes sebenbirs san eanaebnnSe Der 3anspana sTan Saa
Mocaon nnb aqer SGdTen &irneemcinoen mno enten Sp
aenuHen in bSer 8rnbft mnb edit Snemma
seb0rset 2be saeinanoc f Der A. Sab%o"oea"O" DS
Central @erbans prbnnben NIT ncm Dnen aonsr oes Sarpat9n
emeseren sebcnbarser Sadn &rann
bic 81 a int Sanbeim Santon Sgo' lV 9a'0"
Mpe, natiinbet, sm beteiisen
ebe &ufssenoe bes cine r ge &onnentien oes Senra
msperene it, unb bier Caution On pe sroh
Ie Gn golfes seert wnrSen nno NIT erok Gro
10 a d and fomi 3wea IA bic sr6hte ab oeies iad
hide set gut pprnbere mDsl it, nm ale l'eben yraSr
ScHern ionic 8 sebbrenb empfansn nnterbaten nnb
gut beprten.
@ir berern alien 8rohbeamten, 2esaten gdn lie bier
umie tmme edit aIdbenie @atfrennSa nnS Sonnns fnSea
erben SahIenbraber, Sdmen nub nnSe nnS fern mm
ae a. Sabonbenun s Central &erbanbes nnb nsert
3mea H. ea nns in Gbren nnS Gebe unerer Sau Yonere
seoenfeu.
Sn p0lfider srenc perbnnbcn,
9as Teffomitec
Mnbreas Natbes, Jet.Erafoent
MidaeI 0epner, Tef.setretar.
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3mets 81.

gtad,oem Sitertag ai,i oen 6. slpr.l
faut lit Die Serianl,nlilng auf oen
13. Mpril Deritcben ,poroen. Iie
Terianmlllng finuet Inn 3 ubr nod
mittags in Den Rdlmen ser Meinc.
rial Saue an Maf imb 8ratiot itatt
Sn Der lesteu Geriammlung lpur-
Den fiir Die &pnpelltion in Canton,
Chic, Die folgenoen 8riioer sesp1blt
Yrdi. Sobu SdNnbler, Stefau ala,l,
icnburger, Sbomas 9eptner. hls
Grlat 8eorg &enitler. Iic Iette Ser.
lanlmlimg mar gut belud)t llno bod
mod,ten mir einmal Die 8elegenlHit
.pohrnebmen allc WitglieHer, Sung
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
8eridlt nom Nilfsmerf

slm Sonnts. ben %. M6r5, ,purte
cine Spe5ialueriannlll,na uom
Sahen Silfstuerf an 1859 e. Nib
Ianb slpe absebalten.. @orlteber @r.
sSobn 2ins er0ffnete oie Geriamnn.
lung inoenl er allc 9lmpelenoen hcrss
lid tpiilfomlilen hieb. VaItor Stto @
Seif BON ser ct. Ea,llrs Stride
tpurbe poreelteat nno auIgefproert
einige @orte an oie Terinnmlune
gu ridten. er ihiloerte in fl,r5er 8ei.
ie Die 8eihifte Ser Siebenbiiraer
Sahien auf bie mir alle itoL; limo ,,no
betonte oab mir ous S0Ojibrige 9e.
iteben Ser Siebenbiirger SahIen IN
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3mcis 46.

au Sf)ipeltern iperoen auinlert.
lam genladt, oab sic 1iihite Ser.
lanrlnlung Donnerstag, 10. Ipril.
s llbr abe,tbs an 1859 e. Miblano
Ioe. o6eebalten miro. Gs perbel
iebr ipiftige 8eiddfte Slr GcrbanN.
lung fommen. sIIh miro Ser llnter.
baltlungsberidlt abgegeben. 0arum lit
es Der @unih ser 9eamtinnen, Sab
iit alle sNitglieoer beteilieen ioIlea.
9tur Damn lueuu oie GitglicSer in
Die Geriammll,ne fornnten nno ihre
Meimmeen iasen, 5eisen iie bas
Sntereiie am 0erein.
Sm &omitee fir aaliee lno SUDDEN
81, ierpieren nndl Der Seriammlnng
iinb Die SttpeifefH Griia Glen, &atb.
9anoer Me,tlen .Wilbreb @ocSs:,
&ntb. 3ins.
gfr. uno Wfrs. @eora 0oneoer
Meulen iinb nah 8 gSodlen ,Serien
in @inter &apen. 1Sloribo, luieber in
uniere &reile 5uriif aefebrt. G!i,a-
beth Sd)aBburger iit ald auieoer &C.
ilno rnb fam oen Gerlanlmiungsn
6eilpobncn. @ir freuen uus oab
beioe Shnpeitern iest pieoer III ilnies
rer 0fitte limo, mir baben lie Iebr
bermiBt. anna Salrb. Setr.
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&ird)en Sranen Xerein Der
Gputerus Wemein6e

9ie Wlitslicber tproen biernit III
aenntuis seiest, oaB ndd,ite Ser.
lammlun9 am Z. Mpril (Sitermon-
tae) in Den Shulrdunen ser Stride
itattfinbet. ssebes Mitslieo iollte es
iih CUR Yiliht MAIDEN antpeieno 81,
iein. gs lit fein aonlitee ernannt nor
ben fir aaffee l.nb auher lerpieren,
oestpegen lit iebe S6tpeiter erludt
ettpas @ebdd mitsltbringen.
Yfarie ". Binoer, Shriiti.