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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
No.2 Slated for d
Hour Traffic Soon

Information has been received
that highway No from Bolton
east will be opened to 24-hours a
day traffic sometime IN November.
Traffic has been restricted to be-
tween the hours of p m and Z a
m to allow rebuilding 6 miles by the
Union Construction company on a
$739,941.77 contract. Under con-
struction for more than year, the
project up the Middle Fork canyon
may be completed by Christmas.
The oiling will be a separate con-
tract.
Meanwhile Logan pass and Co.
ing-to-the-Sun highway in Glacier
national park is open to through
traffic between the hours of 9 II
and 4 p m. Wednesday morning
there was two inches of new snow
on the road at Logan pass, and
chains were necessary.
Last year snow closed the pass
on October 26.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Ten Contractors
Inspect Damsite

The actual list of concerns who
nave viewed the Hungry Horse
damslte with the idea of submit
ting bids on the prime contract
now totals 10.
The schedule is Tor presenting
the specifications and calling for
bids on construction of the big 535-
foot high dam itself in December
or January. Bid opening will lik-
ely be in February or March with
construction starting next spring.
Contractors who have had rep
resentatives at the damsite, so far,
with the idea of submitting bids on
the prime contract are: Guy F At
kinson, San Francisco; Winston
Brothers, Minneapolis; Walsh Con-
struction company, San Francisco;
John Mcclure company, Los Ange-
les; ] A Jones Construction comp
any, Charlotte, S C; General Con-
struction company, Seattle; Nor
rison-Knudson, Boise home office;
The Shea company, Portland; Wes-
tern Contracting corporation,
Sioux City, Iowa, and Peter Kie-
witt company, Omaha.
1t is thought that as in the case
of the other big dams, contractors
will combine to present bids.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
4tober AT Ends Wetter
Md Warmer Than Usual

October, 1947 ends today as the
1dizzliest" October in Flathead
woather history. On II different
davs during the month there was
psecipitation, while the normal is
Total rainfall up until 10 a m
Fnday for the month was 2.16 in
ches; the normal is LOG inches.
Record wet Octobers was 1914
With $40 inches and last year with
31S. Even with 3.18 inches last
vars rain came in IL days as
compared with II wet October days
tbs year.
The month was warmer than US
ua reports E S Mark, federal OBJ
sefver. Below freezing tempera-
lures were October % and Is with
- degrees, October &c with 81, and
october 81 with 80.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
81 Families Now Live In
Hungry Horse Village

Families in Hungry Horse will
age, government town for bureau
of reclamation employees on the
Hungry Horse project, now total
81.
Newest families to move into
the villages duplex section are Mr.
and Mrs Mac T Hardwick and M
and Mrs William c Calvert, while
moving to the west section have
been Mr. and Mrs Frank j Sting
er, Mr. and Mrs Charles Seng and
Mr. and Mrs John ] Foss.
The village with its Is duplexes
and so prefabs has living accomo-
dations for 100 families. Now &C.
cupied are &c duplexes and 38 pre-
fabS.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Winter Breaks Isolation
For Big Prairie Lady

Mrs Russell Cloninger, wife CT
the Big Prairie district ranger IN
the Flathead national forest, Is
looking forward to a few bridge
games this winter.
During the entire summer she
was with Ranger Cloninger at Big
Prairie, 40 miles from roads end
at Spotted Bear, the nearest in
habited spot.
Mrs Cloninger, son, David, and
daughter, Sylvia, were flown from
the primitive area location by
plane, and are now at Coram ran
ger station where Mr. Clonlnger
has his winter assignment.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
RescheduIe Emory
Creek Log Sale
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO

Sale of Block K timber up En-
ory creek on the South Fork is be-
ing readvertised by the Flataead
national forest. Bid opening will be
November % instead of today as
previously scheduled. The num-
Der of board feet has been increas-
ed from 100000 to 1,635,00O.
At the October 10 bid opening
on Emory creek timber, the Plum
Creek Lumber company, Column
bia Falls, received the contract for
purchase of nearly eight million
board feet in Block N.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Students Plan 1948
High School Annual

Lead story of the October 81
issue of Columbia Falls high school
newspaper, 1.-THE Canyon Breeze"
told of plans to revive the high
school annual, 1.-THE Glacier Trall'
last published in 1912.
Nemed as editor for the 1913
Yearbook is jeanne Powell, with
Bernice Morehead, assistant edit
or; Roy .Countryman,, photo edit
or: Betty Anderson, art editor
Doug Cooper, business manager.
and Ruth Voss and Robert Smith,
subscriptions. Adviser is Mrs
Claire Mudd.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Purse Snatcher Picked Up

Clarence Salois was apprehen-
ded by Flathead County sherlffs
office on a bus for Great Falls
Monday. He pleaded guilty before
Justice w R Martin in kahspell
Wednesday to charges of stealing
a woman's purse i'll Coram Sun
day night. An ungrateful hitch
hiker, Salois left the car with the
nurse which contained $3.50. He
he will appear before Judge King
next Monday in district court
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
South Fork Elk E|ude Hunters; I47 Shot

The 10 m Friday report from
the hunting front at the Hungry
Horse checking station was that
834 hunters have gone after elk
up the Flathead's South Fork
since October IS, and 762 have
come out.
The number of elk reported as
killed is 147; grizzlies, 9, and black
bear, 7. Snow hasn't driven the
game down yet.
BY October 80 a year ago, 272
elk had been shot up the South
Fork, and the number of hunters
who had entered the area totaled
791.
Total elk kill in the Flathead du-
ring the 1916 season was 1885, of
these 1888 were up the South Fork.
Most bird hunters this week got
their two pheasants. The season
ends Sunday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
To Attend REA Meeting

Members of the Flathead REA
board will attend the state hEA
meeting to be held in Great Fi'is
next Thursday and Friday. Mem
beers of the Flathead board lnciuoe :
7 H Ridenour, Bolton, PRESIDENT
Charles Green, Coram, vice pres
ident. Mrs Ellen Logan, Bad ROCK
secretary-treasurer; Mark Hodg-
son. Half Moon; Robert Gat'is'
.Creston; Sam Parker, Bg1orN'
and william Koenig, saltwater.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Top Dam Designers
View HungryHorse

Inspecting the Hungry Horse
damsite Friday and Saturday are
four of the bureau of reclamation's
"top-drawer" biologists and dam
designers.
Here is ] L Savage, former bur-
eau of reclamation chief design en-
gineer, who designed Boulder,
Grand Coulee and Shasta dams, the
big three among concrete dams.
Hungry Horse is to be about the
same size as Shasti-.
With Mr. Savage is DR. Charles
P Berkey, former geology depart-
ment chairman at Columbia univ
ersity William Irwin, bureau geo.
logist, Denver and c ] Okeson,, re-
gional goelogist, Boise.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Howard Tooley to Remain
Llathead REA Manager

Howard Tooley, manager of the
FAthead Electric Coop, has with
@wn his resignation, and will con-
unue to head the local REA.
Tooley resigned August 5 lar
gely as a result of criticism from
new home builders and businesses
mo had been waiting months to
eet hooked up to the REA circuits.
considerable i'll feeling also devel-
oped when power failures during
ne middle of the tourist season re-
salted in spoiled food and no gas
sales.
However the REA board during
ue past months, the report is, has
"me to the conclusion that Tooley
as good a manager as they can
- He is considered a capable ell
strician and good business man
yer.
In 1912 the REA had 542 con-
s mers and 1874 miles Of line. BY
gust this was 982 consumers
u $40 miles of line, and the num-
OF consumers is now approach
g LOO.
81 me waiting list for hooking up
Tue REA lines IS not as long as
lmerly, and the building of the
w power line from Kerr dam is
pected to somewhat reduce the
u'e power shortage in the whole
Pper Flathead.
10 answer criticism that volt
{ from the REA system is too
~ and investigate other matters,
local Coop has hired a firm
Missoula engineers to make a
'age study of the entire system.
~ Planned = it will come after
"e. is more plentiful - is a
suAe to the Swan lake district.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Bad Rock No. 2 Widening
REQUIRES Two More Months

Another two to three months
will be required to complete the
widening and curve reducing or
highway No 2 for a half mile
through Bad Rock canyon reports
NC Jockey, district highway en-
gineer.
The red rock point frequented by
fishermen will be there for next
years anglers. The section will be
Handicapped, and a petition of the
Kalispell Lions club to build a
fountain at Bad Rock spring has
been approved.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Cigars Aren't for Kids

A number of complaints ABOUT
Is year-oId cigar smokers on the
streets of Columbia Falls, result
cd in obtaining the following IN
formation from County Attorney
Ambrose Measure. Under Mont
ana law it is a misdemeanor for
any person to sell or give cigarettes
or cigars to any minor under the
age of 10. 49,,
Most merchants have in com
mon sense way" complied with the
law. Complaints made by citizens
can lead to law enforcement OF
ficers taking further steps.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Tunnel Firm Opens Martin City Office

Guy F Atkinson company, San
Francisco, low bidder on the So
foot in diameter and 1,100-foot
long South Fork diversion tunnel,
today, opened offices in Martin
City. Another office will be at the
Hungry Horse damsite.
At the same time, barracks in
Martin City used by the c and F
Construction company, builders of
the access highway to the damsite,
have been obtained for housing.
Atkinson's project manager is
Ralph Hawkins, and their superin-
tendent, c F Ewing.
Award of the contract to the San
Francisco firm is expected any
day. Their bid was $643, 400, with
the next lowest of the other five
bids asking S79S,500.
Employed will be something over
100 men, many of them miners and
muckers. The job is to be complet-
ed within $50 days after notice of
contract award is made.
Employment on the Hungry
Horse project during the next
months will not exceed the Sept
ember total of 489 that worked for
the bureau of reclamation and the
contractors.
Major uncompleted Jobs on the
Hungry Horse project are the
1882, 448 Spotted Bear road reloca-
ton contract held by F R Hewett
company, Spokane. Earl Wagner
has subcontract for clearing tim
Der off the right-of-way, but it is
likely to be spring before large
crews are employed on building the
road.
The r and S Construction COM
pany clearing timber from 1885
acres at and near the damsite for
$4O8, 800 is continuing to hire adj
ditional wood pulp cutters and with
the Atkinson company will be the
largest employers on the project
this fall and winter.
Meanwhile the C and F Cons
truction company is subcontract-
ing the guard rails on the 3.9-mile
long access road from highway No
to the damsite. They will return
in the spring to dress up and oil
the three-lane road, which has been
a $479,494 contract.
Another contractor VINO is lea
wing to return in the spring is s
Birch and Sons who have had the
| $401, 37760 contract for Hungry
Horse village streets and utilities.
This job is nearly complete except
for street oiling to be done next
spring.
Olsen Construction company,
Salt Lake City, has all the poles
up on the powerline from the dam
site to Hungry Horse village ano
most of the poles in the village it's
elf are up. This is a $49,155 con-
tract.
-Arnolds Paint shop, Kalispell, is
completing the $500 contract
painting interiors of rs duplexes
in Hungry Horse village.
Dudley Construction company
expects to finish the $751; pro-
ject warehouse by December 1.
Bids for the Hungry Horse prime
contract will be called either in De
cember or January, with construc-
ton to start this coming spring.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Tax Notices Out

Tax notices were out this week.
The average Flathead county tax
paver will pay something over III
ner cent more this year. First IN
sta11ment is due November 80, and
the second, May 81. 1880 notices
have been mailed by Treasurer Cal
robinson as compared to 1876
wear ago.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Schedule Halloween Parties

Both senior and junior high
school students in Columbia Falls
have Halloween parties planned
for this evening.
At the high school the Press
club is sponsoring a party for the
students and alumni, while the Sc
venth and eighth graders have a
party planned in the grade school
gym,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Name Mcfarland Director

] S Mcfarland, Quarter Circle
NC ranch, Polebridge, Tuesday was
elected a director of the western
dude ranchers association at their
annual convention in Bozeman. AL
so attending the meeting as a rep
resentative of the national park ser
vice was Supt w Emmert who
was accompanied by Mrs Emmert.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Former Resident Dies

A former Bad Rock resident,
Claude G Whitman, 81, died rec
emily in Toledo, Iowa, his present
emily in Toledo, Iowa. Survivors in
clude his wife, three sons and one
daughter. who are Russell and By
ron of Iona, Iowa; Stanley, an
eastern Montana resident and Mrs
Beruice Smith, living in Oregon.
Mr. Whitman once operated dairy
in Columbia Falls.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
To Sell Bolton Club

Next Tuesday at 8 p m the dist
riot 6 school board will open bids
ON the sale of the Bolton club
house, a building donated to the
school district by the Masonic
lodge, but having no school use
for a number of years.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Hears Law Problems

Sheriff Dick Walsh conferred
with members of Columbia Falls
chamber of commerce at their Oc-
tober meeting Thursday evening in
the high school building. Law en-
forcement problems of the district
were discussed. The chamber also
took up the matter of raising funds
for the national boy scout move
ment.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Park Official Here

Mr. and Mrs Stanley Joseph are
at Glacier national park head
quarters Thursday and today. He
is administrative assistant to the
park service regional director, ON
aha.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

No injuries resulted in a collision
between automobiles driven by Ed
Leverson and Harry Mckee Thurs
day at $50 p m block from the
high school
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Spencer to Coulee

CLYDE H Spencer, Hungry Horse
nroiect construction engineer, Ieft
wednesday for Grand Couee dam'
and is expected back today.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

@ieber miro SEN bel,tifiprnhiger
Sreunoen Glcpelanbs @elcgenbeit
gcgcben Srei nihtigen %ortrGgen BET
;lnppbncr in ser Ncrtb Stalien Glnt
Salle an @elt 33. Ctr, eincn bul6el
@lof iiiolih bon Glarf slpe. s,uiihel
@eIt 25. Ctr. ,lno Sutton 9to. Oc,
crite ser orei GortrGge miro Sonn
tog, ocn 3. 9tcpennber, iein uno Sien&'
tag lmb Gonnerstog abenbs. geain
ncn ser Gcrtr1ge 8 llhr ubenhs. o.,
@cionaitunoc 7:3O llbr. Ger Gesen
ItanS Ser GprtrGge list: ~Ous groBtt
sufiinftiae @eltercignis," rSie @ot
id)oft bon Ser Spnne, gtonb uns
Sternc"", Sic Griinoungen ser gtelt,
seit". Ser Mconcr lit Guangelilt S.
Neufclo. iest iuobubait in Glepeluno.
Mae iinS freunoliGit eingelaoen.
Sas @omitee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

l(nierc Civilization lit MI 10 aui
tpie uniere 8cridte. Cine ser ipibtig,
item SanOllnaen Ser giirser lit nit
Snformation 81 ltimmen auf sic 99ib.
ter lnierer @eridbte. 0ies lit beion-
oers 1pabr in 9eslig auf sic Hibtcr
unlerer Staotgerihte, Tas WllniSi
Srganiiationen ser Staot erbalten.
Cine Geaierimg obne gllte Siihter lit
elm 6ehlidlag. gs lit mic Elm Stiii
NIT cirem 9ebrohenen H,locr uno rs
ftiirmt auf Oie &lippen. Sieie slus.
iagen bat George q gela,np, Gor-
iber ocs Giti5en &pn1itees, beitcbenS
aus fiinf5ig prominenten polfiid) ae.
iinnten 8iirgern bon GlcpeIano ge.
matt unN er bofft NaB Hihter Wfarp
9 8robman tpieber-s erlpGhlt miro,
benn lie lit lnpdrteiiid,, fGbie unb
gereht. GrlpGblt mieoer &ihter8rpGv
man am 4 Hopenlber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

.geri1ts bon Gleoelano getpablt tuer.
Sen.
@ir roten Sbnen fir bieie aanoi'
oaten 3u itimmen ,uenn tie am Siens.
taa, Sen 4. Nopenrber 5ur@abl eeben:
Gbief Suffice, Sobn S. 8uiber;
Iidter: Warp 9. @robman, Marga.
ret y. Mabonep, Milcs 8. Gpans
Soiepb s. Silbert, gbnrles q. Ganif
Sionep g. Sinf, 1ranf 8. Gelebreo5t
9apio 6. Glarfe.
Sbr 8iirger ioIltet mebr intereiiier,
iein als Oie Mmpdlte, quite tii6tigc
aercdtQ uno fibigc In,piilte ais Sid
ter su ertpGblen, tueil es ibr &ed
lmo Sntereiie lit iporiiber iie 81, ent
i6eiben baben, na1oem ibnen 81,
Sade borgeleet tporoen lit. llno fl
iinS biejenisel, Sic 81, Ieiben bober
tpenn ser gii6ter unfabig lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
Nunisipal.@id)ter
frane =. Gelebre33e
itebt snr @ieberipabl.

Mllni5ipalritfter Srant 3. Gels'
bre55e lit Elm ielbitsemahter Wtann
er bat ii6 aus eigener araft binaui'
gearbeitet su bieiem Soften. Gr tpur.
Sc als Gins BON 5ebn &inoern elmer
Samilie in Glepelanb gebpren am
tllngen imo als CT groBer tpar arbei'
12. Mai 1899. gr beluhte sic Bolts
ihule unS perfoufte als Sunge Sci,
tete er aud in elmer @ieBerei. &ib.
ter Gelebre55e beilld)te Die gctre
Game. llnipcriitGt. 9tahoem er ab'
Iolpierte I'M Sabre 1925 tpuroe er
5l,r slnlpaltsfammer suseloiicn une
1929 ipuroe er ols Silfs-Gountp- -In.
tpalt ernannt umS biente iii ser &ri.
minaIabteiluna. gr bat iib einen sl,s
ten Hl,f errllngen. Gr tplroe I'M Sab
re 1887 als 0tunisipalribter er.
nannt. Spdter it 1912 ipuroe er a!s
0ireftor of HubIic Saietp ernannt
Nadb bier Sabren hpurbe er bon @on'
pernelr 2auibe bon Ohio als Wini'
5ipal- -Nihter ernannt uno lu1t MN
feline @ieSerpabl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

aanbibat fiir Wnnl5ipalridter

Serr S. S. Hrince lit bon 8erui
Ge6tsanipalt. npar etlif)e Sabre i'm
StaOtrat bon Glepelano uno lit 9ilfs,
9ountpaniualt. Gr but einen guten
Huf. 8ir bie unterfertigten empfeb.
len uno eriuden uniere 0relnoe am
4. Nopenlber Serrn Sobn S. Hrince
als Observation-Disclosures 81 ertuablen, in.
oem tie Dor ieinen Namen elm 3reu3
enad)en. gr bat einen allsge5eihncter
Heforo als Gountp Silfsarhpalt UNI
lit als Staotrat perbient CT bie Inter
ltiitling. Gr bat belpdblte Sualififa
tion als slnlpalt lit elm gutter gatc,
uno @atte Ieiner irau. Gr bat elmer
feinen 9iuf ols offentliher 8eanltel
uno perbiirgt uniere gmpfeblung ois
mir bier MAIDEN. Sbre Gimme fin
Sobn S. Hrince fir Midter ipir>
belien einen Mann 81 tpdblen alf Der
mir itolS iein iperoen.
. MHtungsnon, sSreo Mef.
George Sdaier. Sobn Steiani
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

III 1926. Sionep y. sSnnf prafti3lertc
oie &ehte 1926 bis 1888, Damn ipur-
oe er als Silfs rEoli5eiau1palt ernannt
nno eiente 1888 bis 1885. 1885 cr.
ncnnte ibn @iirgermeilter icbt Nihtsr
im Supremc Court Surolo 8. 9ur,
ton gum Saupt-Silis EpliSeiompolt.
Sielen Soften bielt er bis 1911.
Gam mar er Ntitelieo bes Stations.
boards 1S--14. Gr tpuroe inooliert
bon alien Srganiiationen Sic bis ictt
Endorsements gentaGt baben: Glcpc-
lanb sln1paltsfammer, Gupaboaa 60.
Mlhpnltsfamlner, Glcpelono Grcb,
lnS Glepeluno 9feips, Gcpelono 1eoe.
ration of 2abpr, Go unS GitiSeu
2eague. Sic iagen er lit erfabren, chr.
lif, intelligent, l,nb f0bie, bot sutes
Temperament 1no pabt fiir &i6ter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

Wabl bon Gliot NeB Gr aIaubt sal,
es not1penbig lit oieles 81, 1nSern nmS
5l l,ntcrillben in Ser Staot Glepe.
lano uno bos tpirb er audi tl,n.
Ne6, Elm Sobn bon aus europa
cingeipanoerten gltern, bebauptet,
SoB in ben letten 10 Sagen sic 8urfe
MominiItration befannt gab oab Iic
eine 6.8.S. Sbule uno gntbetflllas-
metbooen einfiibren tpiiroe imNoIi3ei.
Department. Satiade lit SaB id aIs
ih Siderbeitsoireftor mar cine ipId)c
Sdulung I'M Yoli3eibeportment elm.
9efiibrt bate. @iir9er bon glepelano,
oR IN Glebelano iuGblen, iino aenuo
irregefiibrt iporben. SatSa6e lit oaB
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

apaIter ser Gupaboga County glnipalt
fanlmer lulo bot immer fir Die Hch
te ser @iirger gcfGmpit. Gr lit cir
Sllmauitarion 1,nb gutter l11enicben
fenner; bat mtd) ais Silfsgeneralan
malt ocs Staates ohio iib gut be
mG6rt. Gr lpuroe rcfonmanoiert DO,
piclen leitenocn polfii6en Srganiia
tionen, slrbeitern, 8eibGftslelltc!
uno Geteranen ipipie Sen beioen Mn
tualtfammerr llno ErpgreNipe Giti
,en Golnitce bon Glcpelono. Gin
Stilnme fir i'm lit cine Stinme fiji
sen rcften Wtann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
County mekliakrts
Ste,1erpcrlaee
Suite angenommen uerben.

Gclintp &omniiior Ssoiepb s. Cor.
man ipies barauf bin, baB Elm gro6er
Cell bon nllBerbalb ser Stuot nob.
nenoe bon Gountp @oblfahrts Iaen.
tilren sum Benefit georbeitet spurbe
lmo CT ipiinlht sic Mdbler m0aen BEL
Der @ahl am 4. Nopember bieieG Goun.
tp @oblfarts 2epp glltbeiben. 0ieies
8eieb lit niht neu ionbern es mfrs
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