davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Rueck kehrer aus Russen-
eefangenschaft erzaeh|t
Mus bel Azbssuniaehigkeii die dazu mesiens durch Un
iersrnaehrung herbeigeiuehrt wird. koennen ceian.
gene aui rreiassunu hoiien. sagi Befliner ceireer

iaben mir 9onblellte aus sen aollef.
tipfarmen erirorene aartoiieln aus
b1boeln. sic lie lid, mablten ,no nad,,
Der irgenoeine Mrt bon 9rot ooraus
aebafen huben."
lleber sic tethniihcn isdbigfeiten
ser Hulicn duBerte ser Seimsefebrte
oiiene Gerahtl,na unb tcbalptctc,
sic Huiien pdren gar nidt in ser Co.
&c, bon Ben 81 Separations Seiit,na
in Teutihlnno obgebauten Malfi,
nen einen einigermaBen nerniiniti
gen 8ebrul,d) az MAIDEN.
,slls id) nad Dem Seinat unter-
nees mar, hube id) hauienmeiie oeut.
ide MaIhinen nebcn 8ahnitrede,,
iteben seieben. Nfan bate lie, mics
't)ien, ganS einiad, abselaNen uno
ihon lanae obne Sd)ub Dor ser @itte,
buns iteben laiiel1, 10 oaB iie total
perroitet luaren. @enn sic Rulie,
icmaIs 90 Yro5. Don iclhem Mote-
rial pertreuoen fonnen, iollen lie
rob iein. sIud, I'M gerglperf, no !dl
81 arbeiten bate, itano cine Wenge
BON Waid)inerie aus oeutiben Berg
nerfen herl,nl, ohne oaB man lie per
menoet biitte. llnIere gan5e slrheit
muroe ucn eirem triegsgeiangenen
ceiltihen @ercmerfsinJ Jenieur ge!ei-
tet ser aus Shleiien fam lmo piel
nnebr Bm 9ersbau peritanH. OILS Ser
rlliiihe Sircftor."
AIit fonlmuniitiihcr Yropuganoa,
trrid)tete Scr friibere 8eionsene, lei
man ireiaiebig umse9angen. ~3ehn
ooer Spoli" Nritgeiansene plrNen
alS am beIten oofiir geeisnet m,sgc,
iud,t uno einem ruiiiihen poli:iid)en
&pmmiiior unteritellt. Hahbcr beta.
men lie sen auitraa "oie onocren
i'm Eager politiih 5u unterrihten
Sieie @ciniibllngen olleroings, mcin'
te er, fdtten feline ionNcrlihel,
,sriid,te ge5eigt."
Splpe1t er eS a0er beoDdnfe1 no
be. bitten Ole Ruiien lid, feline Iiiibe
geseben, ibr ariegsgerangenen mi
litGriid, neiterausjubilben pher Sc
rer &enntniiie sur MusGiloung ron
ruiiiihen Scloaten n,ls5llniiten.
Hahrid)ten aus Sel,tihlano nur.
Sen ourt) 3eitl,ngen ooer llilg5ettcI
in Sen 8efanaenen!agern uerbreitet.
uuo snnr rbe'hrieben lie Die ruff
lhe 8eiasllnes5one in Gelltlhlano
geraoe5u ais Baraoies i'm Gerholt.
mis- 81 Senen Ser peltlihen 8eiat,
5ungs M1d,te, no Die 8epolferung
am Sunger 5u 8rlmbe ginge."
,3llammen nit linn Ieien, er5Ghl
te Ser 8erliner, nod $40 anoere
ariegsgeiangene beinseid)ift NOR
ben. 5u oreiBig in einem @iiterma
gen. abgeiabren maren lie am 8.
Mai; om II. Sfai fumeu lie in
Sranfiurt on ser Soer an. Nod, che
iie aber oie ruiiiihe 8ren5e iiber
iubreu, babe man ibneu oie grtla.
rung: ripir oanten Stalin oaB mir
10 ausce5eibnet bebanOelt DorOen
lino" porgelelen uno BON ibnen Der.
langt. oies Eapier Su unter5eihnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Hinter den SchIagbaeumen
Dorfbewohner woIen Beriner werden - sorsen al
Studtrund.
Sorgen am

Berlin, uno Iiir aGe, sic binter ;bnen
leben, braf)ten lie Sbmlerisfeiten
uhS Sorgen.
9a lit gum @eiipiel Nbrensicloc.
oas iid an oas nod 81, 2id)tenberg
gehornoe Mar5abn anihlieBt. gs bat
runO 1900 Ginpobner. TO pureen
crit nah oem &riege als 5liihtlinge
auigenommeu. 100 iino Selbitper-
iorger. oas beiBt 8auern, sic einen
Soi berpirthaften. Die meilten iino
alio Oaraui angeruieien, iid) Surd) ir-
9enoeine seluerblihe 5dtigfeit ibren
0ebensunterbalt 5u perbienen, uno
Dor Dem &rieg maren 80 Yrosent Der
Mrbeitenoen in Berlin beihGitigt.
Canals perfebrte aui ser Strede
@ernel.den- Sidtenberg, an Ser
MbrensfelOe liest,. ale StunDe elm
3ug, umo auBeroem sab es nod, einen
Omnibus. Seute iiebt ser lsabrplan
MIR iiini 3iige am Gage Dor, aber
aud Oieie menigen iallen oft nod aus
ooer boben itarfe GeripGt,,ngen. I'm
ter oieien mltGnoen bleiben piele
1aharbeiter - Dor aQem 8auarbei-
ter pobnen in oieien, 90riern - lie.
Der 81 Salie. Sic un5uldnslihe Ser:
febrsperbinoung, oie iebt bi,rh eiuen
Omnibus nod Malhop etpas per-
beiiert peroen ioa, lit 5uoem ni6t oas
ein5ise, mas Sen Mbrensieloern beute
oas 2eben idwer maht. ga lie CUR
Brouin3 8ranoen6urg geb0ren ha.
ben lie anoere 2ebensmittelfarten,
uno oie iperoen in Berlin nid)t aner-
fannt. go fonnen sic 9lrbeiter, bie
iopieio ihon nieorieere &ationen als
sic @erliner befommen, uno megen
oes langen @eees burd)ifnittlid) 13
St,lnoen untermegs iino, an feinem
@erfeiien teilnebmen. @enn Elm
Nbrensfeloer BON elmer 8eb0rbe ct.
mas mia, muB er tagelang reiien.
0ie Memter liegen melt perltrel,t in
ser Brouin5. in &oppegarten uno
8ernau, in Birfenmeroer uno 9llt,
2anosbere, in gasoori uno Soben.
| neuenoorf. I'm iiberbaupt in oieie
Srte 5u gelangen, miiiien oie Mbrens.
ieloer INNER 3uerit nod Berlin. Sin.
ser, oie cine bobere S6ule beiuden
luoqen, fonnen oas nur in 2id)tem.
berg. Muf) Jaf)- uno 8eruisihulen
gi6t es nur BORT. Seet lollen Die
Mbrensfeloer &inoer idlpimmen ler'
men: natiirl;h in 2ihtenberg, i'm
9ubertusbao. Aber bon ser Shul
ipeiiung iino tie ebenio ausgeidloiien
pie Sic Mrbeiter bon oen Wertfiihen
| Gin beionbers ernltes aapital ii
oie 0erioreung ser aranfen. Di'
! bette &ilie tonnen tie in 2idtenber(
iinoen, oa ieine aranfenbGuier III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10

Tep Dprf. Cine iolsericbtige,
nid)t aui St)ritt mn0 5ritt Nurh oen
Mpracntbou Hlan oNcr ourd]' lin
florbci IN Cen 2upitn Or maBgc
.enorn Vcaultcn hb n,cr.> 2eltrld)
lano Yolitf ioroert Gr. Aellbo.o .
Nlebubr. Ser &rrIisenoc Ser ~Anc
rican Aliociation ior a Democratic
GERMANY, in cinem Shreib,n an
oen YrdliNenteu truman, nas er ao;
idriitiid) audi ser Brclic our Ser-
iiigune seiteut bdt. @ir entnebncn
oieiem Sd,re:ben ipl9eu>c AusIilb,
:ungen:
Ser Sdliilicl Sur W:cNerhele
bune Te!;titlanos beltebt IN Der
@leoeruuinahme Ser oelt'hen 8ii,
tcrer,euguns. uno bier5u beoarI es
einen aui GreNitgrunolage rubenoen,
CUR Mnf,,rbeluns Ser oeut'hen Wlrt-
ihait geniigenSen RobitoiieinIubr.
@as ierHr nottllt, lit cine grunole-
senoe Heorientierung in Ben Au11a'-
iungen Ser sic entiheioenoen Soften
befleiocnoen WiirStntriser unierer
MilitGrrealerlrne. Iie amerifanlhe
Yplitlt Itebt niht iEcbr alti Dem
StanopEnft oes Morsentbau.Elanes.
Ser Sen Sdliiiiel 5lln eurppdlIdfn
iSrieoen IN Ger oeutlrben Sere.en-
slne iah. Eielmebr erItreben mir
uim Sic Rebabilitierun9 Geutlhlanos
ais Shliiiiel 5ur Shaiiung zines
Aciunoen europdiid,en W'rtihaits.
Irhcns, Mui Shritt uno 1rItt leioen
ober o,e @sniibisugen I'm Turhiiib.
runs Ser uc,rn 1eutihlonN-EoIitit
l;nter ocn nahn;rfcnoen alten HlG.
urn umo YroSeouren. SnbultrienL sic
lpcientlite 8eitrdge gum pirtid,ait-
lihen 0:ecerauibau Oeutihlanos
,InO guropas leiiteu f0nnten iinO
gum Seiern perurteilt, neil man in
linen mogihe miIitGriihe 8ciabren
erblidt. 9lue MnltrenslMgen sur ST.
tugrierllng Der @iitererscuglng Dcr-
Sen ourhfreu5t. Auh cine pirflide
So5:aliiicrung Ser Saup:inSuitrien
miro bebnOert, lno 5nar ourd cine
.Gutfartel iierungspolitif" Die alli
@irtihaitsauiiailrnge baiiert, De-
men mir in Sen Gereinigten Staatcn
oui 8rlmb unierer Griabrungen
ibon iait uor einem haIben Sabrbun.
oert Ben SauipaB gegeber baben
@ie sic Iinge nun liesen, !nltrule,
r:n mir eInerieits uniere Soloateu,
nit Ieutiben Suiammenjuarbei
llnS lie ourd, Ole Wad)t oes 9eiipiels
iiir oie 7emotratie 5u egminnen. Nn.
oerer'eits erlaubsn mir aber einem
9ropin5 @iIit9rsouuerneur wie
Sames u. 9temnlau, iolde- Seutihe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
StrGfl.dje 0ummhe;t

geim SolSidaen i'm Sbmar5malo
mar elm WalOarbeiter BON einer
1anne erld)lagen lporoen. Der @its
lue manOte li6 aagemeine Ieilnabme
81. Gin paar Gage nod ser 8eeroi-
gitng er5dblte iie elmer anoeren
@Ol5mabersirau, oeren Wann auh
an Der l(ngliidsiteqe gearbeitet bot
te, lie befomme iett 1000 Marf
pom ~llniau"; oieier blieb ser Muno
cffen. ~Wiepiel?" brahte lie i6lieb-
li6 beraus. um nit elmer uerppeiiel-
ten Sanobewegun9 an oie Stirn
fortjufabren: Limo mel Simpel
ipringt peg!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10

meinounrcn mieoer iein natiirlif)eS
Sutherland 81 geben, 81, Dem beute
Die Sdlaybdlrme ben 3ugans iper-
rem. Nber ga iit oieie iSraee niht
10 idnel loien liiBt. iollte iofort me-
nigitens BORT ehpas geId)eben, mo- or
9aniih 3uiammengebornoes alsu
riaoros Serihnitten purOe, no Sic
Velppbner Dor lln0 binter Dem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
@ajIcr tmt's aud.

2NuWCF IutS . uuu).
Sin Glterea Gbepaar beiaB einen
@einbers, Ser einen si,ten 5ropien
trug. Die 5rpei 2elltheu suaren aber
10 iparlam - ooer 10 gei5ig, baB
lie MIR @aIier tranfcn uno iid) bod
items einmal Elm 8las Moit perg0nn-
fen. Der anltib oes @einiaies
nuroe INNER nieoer binauseeido.
ben. go lange, bis ser Nlte li1 ins
Sterbebett legte, rin oe lange Cams
tig". &ur5 Dor Dem letten Shnap-
per Bat er iein tieiebtrii6tes Weib
mo al ON Shliiflc" BON SEM
suten @ein. Tie ob,r reidte ibm
eiu 8las @aiier uno meinte unter
SrGnen: v8bili oe pou, Gbriitian,
bbili Sc poQ niiber!"
Hol siitenrmbe.
Gin Stuttgarter YoliSei6eamter
fam gernSs OaSl,, mie nad)ts jih cine
ssrau i'm iseueriec ertrGnfem lpollte.
Gr 5og lie mieSer berais. .Wabet
&c foine Iomnlbeite. ssraule!" -
~Salies q me los" riei oie irall,
ii gang ins @aiier, i iieb nemme
nars, / iieb nemme naus!" Ser
troue 8eamte reSete ibr gut su, iie
ioae ood) Terunit annebmen uno
10. sber sic ssrau ,par ieit enti6loi-
len. "Nob uer'iui me norge"
iagte lie, ~ooer glei nobber, menn
Sic .pss iino." 0a wuroe Ser Be-
ante gang oienitlid: .Ges fonnet
Se balte, me sc ipullet. aber 0es
lag gbue: net, iolang / Gienlt
1an."
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8eHer feiu Vrpae6.

3u einem 1iibinger &ehtsanmalt
fam elm Wann, iein 9tahbar babe
i'm beleioigt, er tonne lih oas nidt
seiallen laiien unS tpolle i'm per-
flagen. Was Der Nadybar oenn ge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Snt 0uten. .

unfllnoig Der Wege uno Sitten
ieiner neuen Seimat ipa5ierte elm
norooeutiher Yroieiior, ser nod
nibt lange in 5iibingen mar, iiber
elm EriuatgrunOitiid. Geiien 9e.
liser. EN- Cog (Weineirtner). bas
ieben, naf Dem ndbiten beiten
Wengertpfabl langen uno nit ge-
ldmungener @aiie aipi Sen Yroiei-
icr lositiir5cn, mar ems. "0u maeb-
;ageter 0aebtaa Dir ibla e o'2auf
i, Dir benf s'&reu5 aus, mob
fu'it oein Sintre in Or S6linge
boimtra! 8oblt aus mein @iesgras
rals!" brittle cr nit ser beaen
&opiItimme, oie oiciem Shlug Ell.
gen iit. Ger arHle Yroieiior mar
p0uig ueroattert: rGntihuIOigen
Sic, aber id, ba6e spirflid nift se.
mubt, ouB -. 0araui ser Cog:
~9rom iait mas gbne en- Grotem!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
ltnbejtreit6ar.

sls man einem iungen gbemann
5ur Sod5eit sratulierte uno ieinen
guten @eidmad lubte, ser ibm cine
10 6libialrbere, nette Jrau 5ugeiiibrt
babe. meinte er iadlid: $50, mo-,
rom bdtt ioae e ,piiaite nemme?
e. idone iribt all net mach"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
SchWaben-Schnurren

aboiBe, 5 ar0Bt' ioaar, no nj Got.
iagt babe? IS Hinouieb bot me
ties Grobooe rom.mif!" - Ser
&ehtsannalt mar fein slouofat unb
meinte es gut nit ieinem &lienteu
roer menigitcus nit oeiicn @clos
heutel. rEroseliierct Se net" riet
er ibm, roer lit imltano uno tritt
ST. acknowledgements az"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Bette QDiuna.

3psi alte 6rauen iabren aui Ser
idDdbiIben Giien6abn, be:oe elm
&apottbiithen aui Dem &opi, bas
a!,i Sturm itebt, megen Oes Jen-
tiers. Die cine erfldrt, wenn oas
0enitsr nidt ausenblidlib se0iinet
neroe, befpmme lie einen Sblag;
Die anoere meint, lpenn oas Sen.
iter aeoiinet merOe, bole lie iih cine
Sungenent5iinoung. Ser Streit
aebt speiter, bis ser Sf)afiner fommt
unO iolgenOermaBen entiheioet: {:
80, iebt madet mr. o0s 0eniter
serlt vi, bis Sc oi hi lit, mob mahet
mrs wieSer qua, bis oe amber FL lit,
mob ieno beioe 5friebe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
MUSTER Sod Set;.,ssss ws.t,'r,s, ,s.

F0RNrS HEn-oEL LNIMENT - anti.
septisch-brinst schnelle Linderuns ven
vheumatischen und heuralsischeu Schmer.
zen. nuskul0sen RIckenschmerzsn, stei.
len oder schmerzenden Muskeln. verstau.
eLunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORNrS MACOL0 - alkAlisch - lindert
Sewisse voribersehende Masenst6rungen
vie Sodbrennen und Verdauunssst6run.
se:,. hervorserufen durch ein Uebermaso
. Sxure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Oft ist mehr aIs ein
Abfihrmittel n6tx

Venn 81 irritiert
odor norv6e eind
z q 4 ~ K OPT.
echmerxen, Ga So
BlShun9sn. Yer.
dauungsst6runS
and Appetitlosig.
keit leiIen. welchs
ALE aut funktio.
male Harxleibigkeit
xuruck zufdhrsn
ssin m6gen - be.
sorgen Sic sich
Forni's AlpenkrSu.
ter - die zsiter.
probts MagentS.
tiekeit anreeends
Nedidn. En- thSlt
10 der Natur eige.
nen medizinischen
Wur1eln, kriutern
und Pflanzen. Vor.
sicht: Nur "a &c.
brauchen vie an0e.
Wiesen. Sanft und
snilds bringt Al.
penkrSuter TRACE
DSrme yum Arbei.
ten und hilft yer.
hxrtete Abfan.
stoffe auszuschei.
den, die d U 2 c b
Hartleibiekeit yer.
ursachten Case N
vortreiben und gibt
dem Magen das
%RA1A Wx8
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10

Ssien Sic weise-seben Sic lhrem Massa
darn. BesorRen Sic sich noch hsuts AL.
PENKRxUTER.
Falls Sic % = hrer Nachbarschafe
nicht kaufen k6nnen. senden Sic fur uneor
ApsnkrSuter Einfuhruns saneebot un0
orhalten Ste
Evening star., 1947-10-28
Marriage License
Appjicotions

Under d. c. Laws, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tUait three Jul days and
receipe the License on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Verne Nanninsa, .2s. Walter Reed General
Hospital. and Norma Roberts, 20. 7110
wesley aae $; s;kiliman, him so, 1880 Markham st.,
SILVER Spring: Nd. and Ada Cox. 81,
Eysiyn% % Lacey. %. lats Bennett IN 1 pi. nHo ns'
Ralph se1ssrs Mi, sS g. ael st. nv and
Hortenss johnson. Fl. 1905 Kalorams ma
nisps IA xpa ,:s 81 :ns zss, ro.snosrs
cliye Nelson, 23, $50 q st. NV, and
po1.9 nop.se messHo ws,on 49, oa;a 17so g.,
and MsrssTet Randall g is ge i47s s rlorids
Alsl$ stared: ,r,. s7, and Doris Anderson,
sie Of So t0 5os st. rd me- and
william Butler, e, JSo? 4 St. Sc. and
Melvin Aleshire. Sc, and Jessie Aleshire,
"a, both Of 1910 Columbia I'd. NV.
Freddie, ; Lundy, 1s; e19 19s L st; s:T., and
Charles Roberts 26, Peoria, III. and Lille
Boyer, 20. Johnstown. Pa.
Ramon Morales. SO. 1905 Montello ave
NV. and Rosa Urena, 20, 1910 Rirss
joseph ! Fowler, ,r;. %, $40 ST. Sc, and
cNIs Mary Fowier, q: slg VA Vsrnum , st; nv.
sess sesh y afass1 sa.io, To- n sna Ruin zv'''ns A.
Willie Wilson. Il; p, l41s 10th St NV.
rrsneFs Sss rhe%ss. hss9aas e. s 2sth St n-
jesse ssd bais, sss DzsE zs s4ss s1s soas st Love. I
Rs lsssssh issd ave- x.fnes nT
s So 81 ssas ns ashn' .Ss
Elizabeth Ehrhsrdt, 27. Iios Allison
RICHARD Campbell, 20; Arlington. Va, and
wesley ,sI ysn Glider. g; g. is59 }sSh @ st nv,
Glenn somerville, 80, 65l0 9TH pl. NV,
and Dorothy Curtis, 81, 1884 Locust I'd.
James Davies, 81, and Hope Cosby, a7.
both Of Arlington. Va.
jesse kasle, Ea4h 81 oos snd Minerva Blumbers
rha,er v1En,s WoFley =. ley: 1s Vs s76 Kansas Hall
"ii1sm Mundea' sna Mn. s no9g RnSde Island
lington, Va.
Frank Anders, jr.. 20, 2140 q st. NV,
and Jean Cooper, 22, 2112 Eye st. NV
Henry Frederick. 90. Baltimore, and Viola
| Mullins. %, 2101 3lst st. Sc;
Arthur Hawn, %, 1925 Harvard st. NV.
and Luvine Hanson, 20, 1905 Quincy ST.
| NV
william Lortz, 81. 635 A st. Sc, and Eliza
stocton VonBlack, ~, sa67 18th pl. NV.
and Thelma Howell, %, 1906 18th ST.
Joseph Cleveland, "a. 5459 Bass pl. Sc,
and Mary Heath, 21, Tracey's Landing,
Lyiton Edwards 50. and Augusta Banks,
49, both of Newport News, Va.
'0Ha Edmonis i Wilkins, & ~ 17eo ' willard ST. st.
Perseli Gleaton, 81, iii 9th st. NV, and
Anne Lyons, ~, 1119 9Th st. NV.
Earl Nelson. 21. Albany, N. Y, and Ruby
Peske. Is. Presidential Gardens. Alex
| andris, Va.
John Nail, 81, and Elizabeth Barber, IS,
=. both Of 1924 saratosa ave. ne.
Charles Lynch, 81, $40 X st. NV. and
Antoinette Savia, 23, Vienna, Va
Evening star., 1947-10-28

Dean chrtstensen. 10, Herman. Nebr., and
IGeorge Bode, 1s, Tayiorville, nl., and Joyce
Brown, 20, 1927 New Hampshire ave
Harold Fonda. jr.. %. and Mildred Limo.
10, both Of Hyattsville, Nd
John Goolsby, 81, 1872 Randolph st. NV,
and Betty Dildine, "a, 1923 2Ist st.
NV.
Frederick Norfeet, 35, 1880 18th st. NV,
and Mary Hobart. 35. 7O5 18th ST. NV
fired Fillmore, 81, 301 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1947-10-28
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. C.. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Harriet F. Staples, SO, 1874 Van Ness st
Virginia pickins. "a, Dresden Apis.
EHa EstO5 Gra,haa a ases g. 75 s7s6 76 a Wi, ave
Victor Pullo, 80. 3O7 H st. ne.
Ernestine S. coe: so, 1921 T st. NV.
Maurice H. Kafka, so, 400 Conn. ave
NV.
Edith L. Potts, 40. 1918 18th st. NV.
Leoma A. Grimm, As, 1850 18th st. ne
Heber Z. Etheredse. A, Norfolk, Va.
Infant Drew, Hyattsville, Nd
Evening star., 1947-10-28

Elton II. Jackson, 80, 1926 Swami st. NV
All Ling, 70. $40 H st. NV.
George Mahon.y. ~ "a, F. seSS SsH 9Th Il st. m NV.
Mary z. Burnett. 2. 434 1st St s.w.
infant Pankss SO St; s.w.
Infant Whitney. Arlington. va.
Infant Sullivan S36 23rd st. ne.
Infant WaIston, 1124NN. H. ave NV
Iron is the fourth most common
element on the earth.
Evening star., 1947-10-28
Sac PouIo to Get Airport

SAC PAULO, Brazil (R.-A new
airport has been prescribed for Sac
Paulo by United States Air Tech
nician Col. Clinton Bell, who, at
the invitation of the government of
Evening star., 1947-10-28

the State Of Sac Paulo, studied the
project to amplify the city airport
of Cangonhas.
Evening star., 1947-10-28

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Evening star., 1947-10-28

Under d. c. Laws. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day., Uait three Jul days and
receipe the License on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS OLIVIA SHELTON, Editor

Miss Birda M. Dungy, a field work student in community or ganization from Atlanta Uni versity of Social Work, has joined the Hartford Tubercu- losis and Public Health Society for four months, where she will study community planning technique under supervision of the executive secretary and staff of the organization.
 Miss Dungy,> a native of Xenia, Ohio, was graduated from Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio, in 1887. While in Hartford she will spe- cialize in adult education and nursery work in the North End.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. Mabe Petway, Mrs. Lou ella Byson, and Mrs. J. Watson were the dinner guests of Miss Ethel Thomas, at the Miner Hotel, last Saturday night. An enjoyable evening was spent by all. Miss Thomas is housekeep- CT at Miner Hotel, Main Street, Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence White of New Brunswick, New Jersey, were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. James Black, ST., of Mahl Ave. Mrs. White is the sister of Mrs. Black and also Mrs. l.. P. Bailey of Capen St.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
POETS COVE
 WHEN I AM OLD

I hope when I am old,
 And my face is wrinkled and
 brown, That there will be no trace Of bitterness nor frown. I hope the lines that will be there
 Show sweetness; not beguile But traces of a good full life With many a pleasant smile. I hope when I am old
 And my hair is silver gray That I can still be patient With children at their play. I hope when I am old
 And I face the setting sun, That I can bravely face myself, And say to myself, well done.
 By Olivia Shelton
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
SPONSORS FAIR

The Shiloh Baptist Church on Albany Ave. will sponsor it's annual fair Winter Wonder land') beginning this Tuesday, February the 18th through Mon day, February the 24th.
 Booths featuring all kinds of lovely hand work, pasteries, candies and novelties of every description is promised.
 The Fair begins at 8 80 pm each evening. The public is in- vited.
 Mrs. Edith Daye, president.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22

the Class of 1927 of the Hart ford Public High School met in the Old English Room of the Bond Hotel for reunion after twenty years.
 The fifty members present and their husbands and wives enjoyed dancing reminiscing, and a six course dinner includ- ding chicken.
 MT. Paul Witter, the last president of the class, presided.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22

Mrs. William Johnson of 49 Elmer St. celebrated her birth day last Friday, Feb. IA. Guests were as follows: Mrs. Hattie Gaskins, Msr. Julia Scott, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Morris, MT. and
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22

Mrs. John Pugh, MT. Henry Garrison and Mr.. Earl Scott. It was a very enjoyable evening. She received many beautiful gifts.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
Convalescing

Mrs. Agnes Ware of Bellevue Street is convalescing at the Hartford Hospital after under going two operations.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
Returns Home

Mrs. Lola M. Coleman has re- turned home after undergoing an operation at the St. Francis Hospital.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22

Miss Ethel Thomas and Mrs. Petway spent the weekend in New York City. They both had a wonderful time.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22
SIGMA PHI LAMBDA MEET

The Sigma Phi Lambda So- rority met Tuesday evening, February the tenth, at the No. End Community Center on Main Street.
 Plans were made for various social activities for the coming season.
 The Sigma Phi Lambda s meet every second and fourth Tuesday in the month.
 Mrs. Lorraine Hill, president j; Mrs. Corrinne Douglas, Secy.
 Miss Mae Barlow of 349 Bel levue Street entertained Satur- day evening, February 15, in honor of her brother, Boce w. Barlow of Harvard University. Among those attending were |: MT. and Mrs. Fillmore Powers, MT. and Mrs. Reginald Johnson, Miss Bessie Mitchell, Miss Grace Johnson and MT. Frank Foster, all of Springfield, Mass, MT. Elwood Whiting of Water bury, Conn.,, and MT. Major Thompson of Hartford, Conn. An enjoyable time was enjoyed by all.
 Little Cheryl Nelson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Percy Nel- son, Jr., celebrated her third birthday recently with a party for her little friends. Among those present were: Carol New ton, Patsy Blassgame, Roberta Tolliver, Elaine Watson, Evon Dyson, Carol Littman, Beverly Cohen, Victor Nelson, Stanley Singletary, Alfred and Elliott Watson, Melvin Newton, Ben nett Cohen, and Eugene Nelson, Jr. The guests played games and MT. Leslie Duncan, pho- tographer, took pictures. Many beautiful gifts were received by the little hostess.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-22

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