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Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Clark street and Delaware avenue,
suffered fractured leg on Satur-
day when thrown from a motorcy-
Gle when the machine struck a peb-
BILE on Clark street, short dis
lance from his place of business.
Trinity Church will hold it's an
nual picnic at colchester Beach on
Wednesday, August 13. All MEM
bers and friends will leave the
church at 8 a. IN. The committee in
charge of arrangements are S. NJ.
Williams, John Minner and Mrs.
Katie Boyer.
Rev. Howard Truitt assisted the
Rev. Lloyd Townsend in a Smith
Island camp meeting last week.
During the closing night of the
Kent and Sussex Fair several
items of merchandise were given
away including automobiles and a
Frigidaire. These various gifts
were sponsored by American Leg
ion Posts and Fire Companies for
which they accepted donations.
/ The following awards were Civ
en- away: Calloway-Kemp-Raugh-
ley-Tee Post, American Legion, a
Buick automobile, to Miss Anna
Sibitsky, former WAC, and now
employed at the nylon plant al
Seaford; the FELTON, Fire Com
pany, a Chevrolet. awarded to a
gentleman from Cambridge, Md.
said to be named DIETRICH. The Mil
ford Post, v. F. W., awarded ar
automobile to Mrs. Atlee Link Of
Harrington and a Frigidaire, Of
fered by the Harrington Lions Clul
was awarded to Maurice Harring
ton of this city, World War vet
eran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Ramsdell o.
Sanotoga, Pa. are spending some
time with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ramsdell.
Lieutenant and Mrs. E. A. Holz
I claw of Fort Belvoir, Va, ar
spending this week with ]. o
Pride and daughter.
Paris Bremen and sister, Mis-
Anna Bremen of Brooklyn, N. Y
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis R
Clymer.
Chief of Police and Mrs. Pau
Porter are on vacation this week
accompanied by State Troope
Herbert of Smyrna, and are tax
ing in the sights of the Skylin
4 Drive. ~~
j Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Tee, Jr., an,
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

a call at the Beach home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William d. Sterrett of Wash
ington, d. c.
Mrs. Ruby Bedwell announces tho
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Nellie Mae, and Mr.. Gordon Steele,
of Alberta, Canada. No date has
been selected for the wedding.
The Rev. and Mrs. l.. Rodney
Boaz and daughters, Judith Marilyn,
Kathleen Patricia and Carolyn
Elaine have returned to Blairs-
town, N. j., after spending a weeks
vacation with friends in this sec
ton.
1t was announced in both Presby-
| terrain and Methodist Churches that
the ministers have arranged their
vacations so there will be church
services in town throughout August.
The Rev. James ]. VonHagel will be
away August 10 and IT, On those
Sundays all Methodists are invited
to worship at the Presbyterian
J Church. The Rev. Thomas I. Smith
will be away August "a and 81. Dur
! ing this time, all Presbyterians are
! invited to worship in the Methodist
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
HARRINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Gates of
Williamsport, Pa, are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Dean on Center street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Steele
of Merchantville, N. j., and Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn M. Hudson of Cam
den, N. j., were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Sharp on Sunday.
Mrs. Horace E. CULLEN has un-
dergone very serious operation
in Jefferson Hospital, Philadel-
phia. Mr.. CULLEN is at the Ben
jamin Franklin Hotel during his
wife's convalescence.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Fire Company was
held in the fire house on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Dorothy Van SAINT of Rich
ardson Park is visiting her mother,
Mrs. d. B. Tharp.
Miss jeanette Bradford of Bal
timore is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Mable Bradford.
Miss Mary Margaret Masten of
Wilmington is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Jane Creadick.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Walton of
Great Neck, N. Y, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Angus
and daughter are on vacation to
Columbus. Ohio, and Buffalo, N.
Y.
Former Mayor and Mrs. T. Scott
Purse of Seaford were Kent and
Sussex Fair visitors the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Taylor have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Plummer in Wilton, Conn.
Frank Johnson of Wilmington
Md, has been visiting his sister
Mrs. Charles Rapp during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gross
spent the weekend in Baltimore.
Miss Bobby Seward of Centre
Vile, Md, spent the past week with
Mrs. Charles Rapp.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Mitchell Davidson
in Baltimore.
Harry Harrington of Wilmington
has been visiting friends here dur
ing the past week.
Thomas Wyatt and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Wyatt all of Wilmington
visited Mrs. Virginia Clarkson.
Mrs. Horace, E.. CULLEN is a pa
tient in Jefferson Hospital, Phila
delphia, where she has undergone
serious Operation.
The home demonstration club il
planning trip to. Riverview Beach
next Wednesday,.
:. Benjamin Moore, proprietor o
the ESQ SERVICE Station, corner o
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

son, Mr.. and Mrs. William VANS
ley spent Sunday at Oak Orchard.
Former Representative and Mrs.
Elwood Gruewell are entertaining
the latter's sister, Mrs. Russell
Sapp and children of Lutherville,
Md; Mrs. Richard Wilson, Millers-
Vile, Md, and Samuel Kiefer of
Washington, ID. G.
st. Stephens Church (EpiScOpaD
Sunday, August 10
9:15 a. m.-Holy Communion.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Church. There will be no change in
the regular Sunday School sched-
ule. Worship services at IL a. M,
d. S. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfenden, Jr.,
entertained his family last week.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wolfenden, ST., Mrs. Helen Bren-
ner and son, Johnny, Billy Wolfen-
den, Miss Phyllis Wolfenden and
her fiance, Mr.. Jack Parklin, all of
Philadelphia.
Aunt SuZy sez:-Way back in my
childhood days there stood an old
fashioned spinning wheel in my
grandmother's attic. One day l de-
cided to try out a wad of chewing
gum on it. SEE you:-"What did it
get you?" Sezzi:-"The worst
spanking of my life!"
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
FRANKFORT

The annual Tunnel Family Re-
union is scheduled for the coming
weekend. There will be special pro-
grams, dinners and social activities
on Friday and Saturday at Bethany
Beach, Ocean View and other near
by beauty spots, eliminating on
Sunday with worship services in
historic Old Blackwater Church
near GAINESVILLE. This annual
Homecoming calls together mem
bers of prominent families of the
Eastern Shore.
Miss Marjorie Chamberlain and
Miss lrma Lee Adkins have return
cd from a two weeks vacation trip
through the New England States
and Canada. They enjoyed a 5-day
trip up the st. Lawrence and Sage
nay Rivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DOwaschin-
ski and son from Staten Island, N
Y. and Miss Dorothy Salmons OF
Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Mar
Gus Davis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Murray
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gray at their home on Walters
Bluff, Monday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Gray's birthday. Many happy
returns!
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Longs week.
end guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Ward and two daughters, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Russell Shugren of Philadel
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adkins an(
daughter, Amelia, from Florida, Mr.
Harry Gordy of Laurel, and Mrs
Raymond CULLEN and daughter
Thelma, from Port Penn.
| Mrs. Alvah Sites wishes to eX
press her appreciation for all thu
cards, calls and other kind court
estes extended to her during her re
cent disqualification and illness.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

The American League, in it's first
season of 1901, drew 1,65S,0OO rams
as compared to the 1857, 900 FANS
who attended National League
games that season.
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The New York Giants beat the
Philadelphia Phillies 6-1, on Sept.
20, 1919, in 81 minutes-the snort
est game in the history OF the
major leagues.
In 1880 the United States had
only 1876 profit-seeking corpora
tions-mostly turnpike, bridge, and
canal companies; only six were
manufacturing concerns.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Children are more susceptible
to leprosy than adults.
Brooklyn grid Dodger football
stars Glenn Dobbs and Saxon Judd
were eliminated one up in the semi
finals of the Tulsa four ball tour
ney.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

the highway; that is, they do until
they find their car rolls thousands
of gsiLes farther than on any tire they
ever used. They are fabbergasted
when we tell them SiIvertownS are
sold at less than prewar prices.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

MODEL N2l-ExeelIent CHOICE for
Qvoli'Y. Performances and Depend
obiliiy at O lower prieel Features
the exclusive MAYTAG Sediment
Trop, Gravity No Drip Drcin Hose,
ond AUTOMATIC DAMP DRYER.
Some long-life. compaet power
drive os higher priced modest
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Marshall Tells Greeks
To Bury arfisanship

The Greek people were urged to
bury partisan differences and get
together on program to restore
political and economic stability to
their country, in statement issued
by Secretary of State Marshall late
yesterday.
He said the United States well
comes indications that the Greek
governments basis had now been
broadened to represent politically
almost 80 per cent of Parliament.
mo country divided against itself
can hope to solve problems which
are national in scope and which
affect all citizens and not merely
those of one particular political be-
lief" the statement said.
Specifically Gen. Marshall ex-
pressed hope that partisan differ
ences will be submerged in dy-
manic program of amnesty, coupled
with the disarning of illegal bands,
just and rigorous tax reforms, mod
ernization of the civil service, real
istic financial controls and the
handed dispensation OF JUS
tice." =
He added that 1aw-abiding Greek
Evening star., 1947-02-15

out of the window. The weight of
the ladder will pull 1t out to its full
length and it is available for use i'm
mediately. One end of the ladder is
permanently attached to the steel
bar In the container.
Ladder Lengths Vary.
These ladders are made in lengths
from 20 to 100 feet. The strain of
the weight is taken up by the wall
under the window and the ladder
is held away from the wall to give
foot room by disks made of metal
attached to the top rung. The steel
of the ladder is galvanized to pro-
tect it from rust.
In the country, where houses
hardly ever have permanent fire
escapes, these ladders are almost in
dispensable. The cost is small when
compared with the protection they
afford and the peace of mind re-
sulting from knowledge that every
precaution has been taken to provide
safety for the family and guests.
For further information on products
mentioned in this column, write to Room
T24, Evening Star Building. Please
inclose stamped, self-addressed envelope
(Released by Consolidated News
Features Incl
Evening star., 1947-02-15

remove 1t with clear water, using the
soft brush. Shake off drops of water
and stand on edge to dry. Do not
rub or wipe dry.
Preventing Window Breakage.
A reader writes that he prevents
possible breakage of his cellar win
dow when coal is being put in as
follows: Remove the hinges, place
window catch on each side. Be-
fore getting coal in, remove the
sash. After the coal is in, the sash
can be put back in place"
Tip From a Reader.
One of our readers writes: MY
bathroom window is over the bath
tub and shower. I have used an
oilcloth shade for my window for
seven years and have just replaced
Evening star., 1947-02-15

it on the roller. I made the shade
a little longer than necessary to
allow for re-hemming the lower
edge. I advise using either cream
color or white, which would har-
monize with any color window and
shower curtain set" A very practical
idea.
Released by Consolidated News Features.)
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Exposition to Show
New Home Cadets

The National Association of Home
Builders will unveil new materials,
appliances and equipment at an ex-
position to be held in connection
with the organizations convention
beginning February % and con-
tinuing through February 27.
Fifty Washington home builders
will attend,
Evening star., 1947-02-15
First Aid
Continued From Page B-1.)

the gilt I advise you to have the
work done professionally, especially
if the frames are valuable. A pic
ture restorer could clean the frames
and do whatever else is necessary.
If you wish to clean them at home,
use a half-and-half mixture of al
cohol and household ammonia. (The
loose dust should first be removed
with soft cloths and soft brushes.)
Apply the liquid with a camel's hair
brush.
Do not rub, even gently, as you
might injure the gliding. After a
few minutes for softening the dirt,
Evening star., 1947-02-15

CONTINUED From Page BID
point where it will collapse when any
strain is put on it.
When the need for using the
ladder occurs 1t should be removed
from the case and simply thrown
Evening star., 1947-02-15

citizens "can offer little help to
their country as long as they are
intimidated by armed extremists of
whatever political complexion"
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Godgets

Continued From Page B.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24
3iuciQ 3D..

slllen Sfapeiteru oicnc sur aennt.
mis- oab sic nGdplte &criomnlll,na an,
4. Mai 2:3O llhr nad,mittaas ltott,
finoet. sluc MitalieHer iino acbeter
IN Die Seriamnlluna SIT fonn1cn nm
mlt5uhelfcn an Sen @crotllngen fiji,
oas Wobl lno Bette bcs &crcirs
@ir eri,,fcn alldN aae MitsIlcocr, sic
piellcift perbillNcrt porcu oui iracnS
eincn &es ibrc @citrGac umo sliicb.
ments SIT 5ablen, oicies 81, tlm.
slls neles Afitglicb lpuroc ourd
Tcputp emma Sd,aicr Tir9inio g
Hotb Sem &ereiu Suacfiibrt uno hers,
lid ipillfonmcn aebciBen.
&ronfC Sflucltcrn iino: &athariuo
SufomiId). either Stcfani. @ir mii1,.
iitcn alien baloiac 9ciicrlna.
Sobanna @ol'i. Scfr.
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fonen alle idtper be6riidt iino init

fonen ale idIper beoriidt limo nit
allen Saben, 2ebensmittel, aleiouna
llno Mr5neimittel feblen, 10 lit es and
unlere beilige Efliht ais itolsc Soh.
len oieIen Mitmeniden, uniere Stam-
mesgenoiiem, oie perbannt lino nmo
berllmseitoben ,peroen sn belien.
Sas Silfs,perffomitee lit bercit
Fafete ob5r;d>iten ieSod) miro icoer
Sabie bon Canton mo llngebl,ng
berSli6It gebeten obnc slusnabne
cine SpenSe Su lnadbem in 8cln, &lei-
Dung oocr Scbeusmittelu. Sic 8clo,
lallmluna in 3Wcia II miro Don
SblueItcr 90. Smilep llnb inn 3,ueig
IA pon @r. Sobn Snlilep cntgcgeu
genomnen. Sllle 8eloer, Sic cinlnll-
leIt pcroeu prompt perbud,t BON
SctretGr ocs Silfs,ucrfs lmo sen Ser
ciuen II lno IL in Sen lnonatlihen
Ncrlanrnlnngen porgclclcn mo il
alld Sic Scnblmecn ser Eafcte nnr
ullc Muslogen. @ir miiilcn Nieic Sr.
heit lpeiter fortiebcn uno jeNcu Mpnat
Eafete id)ifcn llno oiiricn nieies gar
nidt nad'lailen iolangc Sic Not nod
berrIht. Sorlln er9ebt ncinc @ittc
an alle Sadien IN Canton ,lno Inn
gebl.na, gcbt iupicl mic moaIid uno
tpcnn ihr es gebt, 10 t,lt eS NIT Ireicln
Ser5en. :Moge cs iebcm eincm ser
@o.t bclohueu scr ,it oieier S,ilic bel
ltcuert.
Siermit ipredcn mir I'M Namer
Ses &omitees uno 10 auG i'm NMncN
Scr Eerlonen sic Vafctc pon ms cr-
baltcn babcn Sen inniglten Snnf aus
oaen Seucn Sic nit Gelo, Gleioun9
unb Scbcnsmitteln hcigetraen habcn
,u biclcr Silfc. @einnNeren Sant
Scrrn Geora llntd upo Scrrn Mid.
Scrrmm rSr. Iiir sic reidlc Spcnoc
nno 10 audi ssrou Shmibt. IS lit
nidIt mGNIih icocn 3u crmGbucn in
Gplfsbldtt. MG9c Scr Scrraott cuh
olle btlrbncu. @ittc aIlc Nicienigen
sic Mciocr itiItcn ,paaen uno feinen
@eg babcn sr bringen Sclepbon 3
952S lmo ssrmi 90. Smiley arf5u-
rllien ooer Sdupeiter l)t Vefert 3
9O13 ober Sf,lpeiter 90. S6pfer, l.
54S4.
Sobn Smilep, Sefretdr bes
Silfsmerf II, Canton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24

9on;ert in loraim.

Ser 9. g. @eian9perein Girtrad,t
peranltaltet Sainstag, ben 10. Mai.
elm Muttertas -aon5ert, besinneuS
prnft 8 ltbr a6enbs ,no beabrt IicJ
hermit ale @itglieoer ,u;ieres e.
g. Mdnner- uno ssrauenTereins. 10
tpie sic 0fitglieoer bes Sugenopereins
uno ale anberen @onner lmo esrein1.
Sc llnieres 0creins biersu bcrslidit
ein5ulaoen. Erof. q. 9iifolaus ai5t
iih bie gr0bte Wii6e. nit Iciren
edngern unb Sdngcrinncn Gin ld,o
nes Erogramm anfsuitellen, oas ae-
nib allcn 8eilldern gcfaaeu Mrs.
Ser Gintritt lit MIR so Gents a Ser
Jon. Steuer eingeidloiien. Nad Dem
aonaert folat 5anSuntcrboltl,ng. Tos
8roeramm miro nd1ite @od)e an
oieier Stelle betannt semodt.
I'm 5ablrei6en @eiud) bittct bas
aomitec.
@. 6. 5rieienbensIt, Hr. r.-Sefr.
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Canton Giliswcrf &pmitee.

Siermit iper0en ollie Santoner
Sahien erlrnbnt, beionoers oieieni-
gen bie iebr ielten Die Scrlammlnn
gen bei,lder, aui oie grobe ytot nno
geSiiriniiie bie unter lniercm Sic
benbiiraer Sa6iennolf berridt IN Der
aIten Seimat. 8eionoers itarf betroi-
fen iinS bie 2anoslel,te, bie lire Set
mat perlaiiem mlBten uno Die mad,
g,Blano perihleppt tuuroen. Ser
idieoene bon Sen in 8tl,blano tpareil
febrten sitriid, abcr nid)t in oie alte
6eimat, ionbern rerocn nad 9entld,
lamo iibertpieien ,u,o in Sager ,lnter'
aebradjt. Sn tpelhem 3ilitano tie bort
anlangen oas miro apobl elm jeoer
aelelen boben. So es lit gum Sott CT
barmen. ga bieie in Geiltlf)lano uno
Oeiterreid i'm Eager befinbliden Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-24
&arteupartie nno anberc Spiclc
fir S,ilisucrf

Sic lddlliid)en polfiidjen uno firf-
Iiten Gcrein ser Gillette baben lestc
@che cine Gerianutllung gebabt llno
iih ant neue organiiiert Inn iiir Dos
!Silisperf ser Sad)ien 5ll urbcitcn.
SfNpeiter SSobauna &aIlner lit Tor,
iiserin. Gs puroe bcifloiien ann Il.
Mai in 'ben SdulrGrnen ser ct
Somnrresfird)e cine grobc &arten,
partie ,xp anbere Spiele su pcran'
italten gum Benefit ocs iiid)iiifen
Silisuerf. slae iGd,liid,cn SanSs!elltl
uno oeren 5reunoe iilb berslidl Gin
gelaoen iih baran SIT beteiligen mn
mitmbelIen 10 piel mic uoalid) I'm
einen Griolg 81, cr5iclen.
Sas @omitec.
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ct. Marfns &ird)en ssramen Wereim

Gs bicnc aucn Shncltcrn sur
Nabrift, oob sic regclnlGBigc Ser
iamnllllng am Sonntns. bcu 81
slpril, INN 2 llbr nohmittoas in Der
SpnntagibulC abgcbaltcn miro.
Sic lebte Geriommllms ,par icbr
gut 'beiuht, mir boiieu bob ibr aiiC
lpicNerfomnt.
Snnnerstag, bcn s. Moi, 6 llbg
abenos miro elm Mutters lulto Sodter,
@anfett obgebalteu. Gic &prItcbcri,1
lit 5rau Sc!en Mobrllan, audi cil
autes &nn1itec tut oles porbcreitcn
Yitte fault Sic Sidets i'm Spralls, &
,perbcn tcinc perfauit on ser Siir.
9luh nod elm Iral,en, bite ih cud,
ale Die mas Sabeh babcn pie 3lei
Der iillp. Die ibr nidlt gebrallht, bite
bringt lie nit am Scnntag, oob mi,
allies pacfen fGnnen Sllm iortld)idell
naG europa.
Tie 8eburtstaesfiuber oiclcs @ic
mats iinb: israu &. isaii, 9. &ogt, &
Maiopolis luo q. 2pper5er. 9tad
Ger @eriammlung iperoen lie uns Mi
&uhen ul,b &affee auiparten.
q. Soperser, Scfr.
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Auirmi ;,
an allc N1itelic>cr Scr
3tpeiapereit,c.

"a bic &rnoentiun 6es Central
Serbanoes oieies Sahr in Canton,
Chic, am 30. unS 81. Iai itattiis-
bet, iinS bic Gantoncr SaGicu icbr
bcitre6t allcs anis bette pursi,berci=
ten. lin aber nmieren Yflidten mad.
fommten 81 fOnnen, lit cs uuttpcnoia
ale Sriioer nnS Sd),ueitern, bic BE-
abiidtisem iid an Der &unpention at
betei1igen, sil erimd)en iid bis gum
ID. Wai beim sseitfomitec ansnmel.
oen, bamit man seniisenb 3immer in
!Sotels ioluie 3immer bei Iitslicocr,,
Der Gantomcr @ereinc beioreem fam,
10 baf ale uGbrenb Der &onpemtiou
gmtes Cmartier baben.
Die AnmelSnnsen limb 81 rid)tsu
an Gas sseitfomitee
11O 6arriion Nue., Canton, chio,
Sn Der @cffanna oaf iidJ allt
3eilnebmcr an Der &pnrentiom aud
in 3eit anmeloen, periidcrn mir al(e
0rokbeamten, 9elegaten mnb WGitcn
oah lie bier edit iGdiiide 8aitfremn6,
id,aft fin6en iuerben.
" dael 9epncr, Ieit-Scfr
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Sn ct. 2ouis, 0tiii.. itorb om 81.
MGr5 nah fl,rSem idmcrcm Scioel
i'm SITTER pon 6S rSaDren
;sram &atbarina Mch6oaen
ocb. &oinScl
lnb lpuroe oln 3. slpril inter grpbcr
8cteilisune ser slnperlpanSten unN
Qanosleute, ssrclunSen uno Mitglies
bcrn oes 3apeig Is pom @ader- -Sel'
bcrle Reidenbeitottunasbcim ons
nah elmer 9eihcnicier gclcitct po',
GoItor Geo. @ittmcr pon bcr 80.
2utb. Stride al,I Sen Gun Get 6rieo'
bof sur c,uisen Hube getragen. 8r.
SoGn @irf pom 3apeig Il; bielt cine
ergrcifenbe 2eid)enreoe am Grabc Scr
&eritorbcncn luelfes ibr @lnid)
mar.
9ie Gerltorbene mar Jcborcn ON
8. 9e5ember 1873 in @crmeih, IN
Siebenbiirgcn unb sort er5ogcn mS
i'm Sabre 1894 rcid)te tic 6crrn Geo,
Mcbbogcn aus ct. @eorgcn Sic Sano
gum G6e6uno, Scr Elm icbr oliidlid;er
tuar uno bem elm Sobn ruo cine
Sohter cnt'proB. 6eor9 Nebbcecn
SSr uno ssran &atbarina 90loni. Ssm
Sabre 1907 fam ibr @attc nod Sine
rifa ,nb licB iid) in ct. 2pnis nieber,
i,ad) 4 Sssobrcn fol9tc sic %crltorbclle
ibm nit ibrell aipci 9inbcrn. SIN
Sabre 1941 sina ibr aclicbter @atte
ibr i'm Sooe poraus nno felt oieler
3eit madte iie ibr Scim nit ibrcr
Sodter nno Sdmieseriobn Beora
uno aatbarina Wouoni. Gs traucrn
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Ger Saae ltattfiuoet. slae Sbipcitcrn
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finoet cine &artcnpartie itott; a,lci,
4ub miro ierpicrt.
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hornebulen fir oieien Sonntas, Jon.
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