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Deceased had lived in Washington,
d. c., for the last IL years. Survivors
include daughter Emily, his mother,
two sisters, Mrs. Bernice Sewers, Of
Kempton, and Mrs. Mae Cyphert, of
Turtle Creek, Pa; two brothers, Jo-
seph w. and Durard, Washington, D..
C.
Pallbearers were Harold and Paul
Minnich, Delmar Guthrie, Sheridan
Layman, Robert Harvey and yelling
ton Cramer. Flower bearers were
Pauline Harvey, Hilda Guthrie, Edith
Casey, Inez and Grace Seymour, and
Helen Kronik.
Out of town friends here for the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Seymour and daughters, of Washing
ton, d. c.. Mrs. Lola Dewitt and son,
of Morgantown; Mr.. A. c. Hesen and
son, of Romney; Mrs. Rebecca Frog
gett, Morgantown; Mrs. John Hesen,
and son and Mrs. Charles Fleet, of
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sionary society and was always active
in the work of the Oakland Civic club
and other community organizations.
She also served as treasurer of the
American Red Cross chapter here. In
recent years she was a member of st.
Luke's Lutheran church at Silver
Spring.
Her husband died in Oakland on
August IA, 1880, at the time he was
states attorney. Surviving are one
son and two grandsons; one sister,
Miss Alma Scherr, Chevy Chase; and
three brothers, Henry L. Scherr, and
Milton c. Scherr, of Chevy Chase;
and Edwin G. Scherr, Charleston, W..
Va.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Hines Funeral home in
Washington, d. c., at p. M, on Fri
day with Rev. Robert E. Lee, Silver
Spring, officiating, after which the
body was sent to Oakland where it
remained at the Bolden Funeral home
on Saturday until o'clock p. M,
when a committal service was held in
Oakland cemetery.
terry.
Active pallbearers were DR.. f. l..
Baumgartner, Donald R. Sincell, Cecil
Smith, George H. Hanst, Howard c..
Riggs, and Charles C. Reckard Hon
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DIED
MRS. SAMUEL D. BRENNEMAN

MRS. SAMUEL d. BRENNEMAN
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins
Brenneman, so, died Sunday evening
August /, at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Orval Glotfelty, near Acct
dent. She had been in failing health
for several years and belfast for
nine weeks previous to her death.
She was a daughter of the late
William and Louise burst jenkins.
She was born November %, 1861,
near Grantsville in Garrett County
In early life she became member
of Trinity Reformed Church of New
Germany and remained a faithful
member until her death
In 1891 she was united in marriagA
with the late Samuel d. Brenneman
and to this union were born nine
children. She is survived by the fol
lowing sons and daughters: Oscar,
Fresno, Ohio; Ernest, Accident;
Robert, Coshocton. Ohio Mrs. Ever
EFT Broadwater, Roscoe, Ohio; Mrs.
Lawrence Bucket, Bittinger; Mrs.
Orval Glotfelty, Accident; Daniel,
Fresno, Ohio; and Mrs. Earl Young,
West Lafayette, Ohio. One son, Roy,
died in infancy.
Also surviving are 80 grandchil-
dren and Is great grandchildren.
Services were held from the Men
MONTE Church and interment was in
the church cemetery. Rev. I. S. Nom
officiated and was assisted by Rev.
|. X Metzler
Six grandsons served as pail
bearers. They were Harold Bronze
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L. s. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta, West Virginia
Market Rennrf AmrnSf & 1919

T0days receipts were very heavy.
Market was active and most grades
were little higher than last week.
Hogs, Choice weights, $4,000 to
$50 70; Light and heavy weights, $23.
to $27.; Sows and stays, $14.5O to
5000; Pigs and shoats, $3.50 to
$20.50 per head.
Calves, Good to Choice, 5000 to
$1,000; Medium, $24.5O to $29.5O;
Common and culIs, $3.50 to $21.5O.
Bulls, $1,000 to $26.40; Cows. cut
ters and Gamers, $500 to $1,000;
Medium, $3.50 to $18.75; Good to
choice, $3.50 to $2710; Cows by the
head, $121.0O to $26400; Steers, com
mon to medium, $17.25 to $3.50;
Good to choice, $4,000 to $31.O0;
Heifers, common to medium, $40
to $500; Good to choice, $26.70 to
5000.
Ewes, $3.50 to $3.50; Lambs, $19.
to $3.50; Bucks. $3.50; Horses by
h., $3.50 to $3.50; By the head. $50
to ST.; Ponies, $4,000; Chickens,
$1,000 to $4,000.
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MRS. J. c. RENNINGER, SIR.

Services at the grave in Oakland
cemetery were conducted last Satur-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock for Mrs.
Gertrude S. Renninger, widow of
Julius c. Renninger, ST., with Rev.
Luther Lee Hare, pastor of the
Lutheran church in Oakland officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Renninger died last Thursday
morning at the home of her son, J. c.
Renninger, Jr., in Takoma Park, after
a brief illness
She was a daughter of the late
Julius and Emilia Sievers Schelr, of
Eglon, w. Va She was a resident of
Oakland for many years where she
was a member of ST. Marks Lutheran
church being president of the Pastors
Aid society, treasurer of the Mis-
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Election District No. IL

ANlIJOn: Leonard WlIheIm", OrViIIe
Stark, Frank Robson.
Election District No. 16
Mt. Lake Park: Mrs. William Bell#.
Mrs. Delbert Bittinger, Harvey Riley.
Lynndale: Joni Miller**, George Lohr.
Dan j. Petersheim. Loeb Lynn
Heights: Mrs. William B. Lohr#, Mrs.
Mary Martin, H. NJ. Weeks.
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Election District No. Z
Bittinger: Herbert B. Buckel%, Rex
Bucket, Leroy Emory. Beachy: Ell
wood Glotfelty*, Robert Ash, Jonas
Beachy. Fairview: Arthur c. Rounds
Carl Broadwater, Walter Broadwater.
Casselman: Raymond Bethel, Ern-
est Brenneman, Roy Bethel. Bear
Hill: Nelson Wilt, Lester Bittinger,
Fred Stein. Black Hawk: Everett
Green, Elmer Friend, Harvey Bit
finger.
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Annual White Reunion

The annual White reunion will be
held in the Harvey Swartzentruber
grove on Sunday, August Is, it was
announced by Mrs. Payton, secretary.
In case of rain it will be held in the
grange hall at Pleasant Valley. There
will be basket dinner.
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PAUL FRANKLIN DEAN

Funeral services were conducted
from the United Brethren church in
Bayard, w. Va, for Paul F. Dean, AZ,
son Of Mrs. Mae Rem and the late
Joseph Dean of Bayard.
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MRS. c. r. RICHARDS

Friends in Oakland and Mt. Lake
learned recently Of the death of Mrs.
c. R. Richards which occurred at her
home in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Sunday,
July 1. She had suffered a stroke two
days previous.
Her husband is a son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Richards of Mt.
Lake Park.
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orary pallbearers were DR.. J. f..
Harmed, DR.. w. W. Grant, H. C. Sim
cell, H. A. Loraditch, E. R. Jones, S.
F. Hamill, Asa T. Matthews, w. r.
Offutt, Walter W. Dawson and Neil
C. Fraley.
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Keyser; Mrs Irene Ralston, Of Los
Angeles, California;; Mrs. Belle Sow
ers, Mrs. Boyd Wise, Mrs Lena Walk
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Damiano, all
of Davis; Harold and Paul Minich,
Martinsburg.
Interment was in the Bayard ceme-
terry.
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Louis Stephen St. Laurent, French
Canadian Minister for External At
fairs was named successor to w. L.
Mackenzie King, Canada's Prime
Minister.
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Queen Wilhelmina of the Neither
lands, 81, will step down next month
and Princess Juliana will become
queen.
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Election District No. 13

Kitzmiller; Dr. Ralph Calendrella9 =,
L. c. Hutson, Milton Pritts. West
NindeX; Riley Evans, Wood Evans,
Frank Parks. Shallmar: Eliza Brady,
Albert Males, Mrs. Katherine Mar
shall. East Vindex: Frank Damon,
ArteniS SineS. LouiS ParDer
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Election District No. IA

Oakland Elementary: Mrs. Pauline
Hanst*, William Mace, Clifford Phil
lips. Bray: Oliver Lewis, William P.
Lee*, Theodore Sines. Crellin: Stanley
Ashby*, Arthur Friend, George Hine-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
French Jews to Aid
Haganah

PARIS (JTA)-An appeal to
French Jewry to aid the Haganah
in Palestine was made here at a
mass meeting sponsored by the
Union of French Zionists. The
meeting also expressed confidence
that the Jewish state would be es-
tablished in the near future.
Speakers at the meeting includ-
ed Andre Blumel, president of the
Union; Judge Leon Meiss, presi-
dent of the CRIF, central repre-
sentative body of French Jewry;
Deputy Pierre Bloch and repre-
sentative of the Jewish Agency
and the Jewish National Fund.
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sian Empire, whose reign extended
over 127 provinces, from India to
Ethiopia.
S-Because they joined with
their leader, Mordecai, in refusing
to pay divine homage to him by
bowling down to him.
1O-Queen Esther, who inter-
coded with the king in behalf of
her people, at her cousin Morde-
cars suggestion: Hadassah.
11-Benjamin.
12-The Great Men of the SYNOD
OF which august body Mordecai
was member.
lS-By reading the Scroll of
Esther at the evening and MORN
ing services.
14-It is a rattle made of wood
or metal, which children whirl
during the reading of the MegiIIah,
whenever Haman's name is men,
toned.
15-Sending of gifts; to the
mutual exchange of presents be-
tween relatives and friends, and
the giving of aims to the needy
(MatanOt PevyOnim).
16-The "Shalah Manot Treg-
GER"
17-Special triangular shaped
cakes usually filled with poppy
seeds, which are eaten on Purim:
A festival meal or party (Seudah
at which all members of the fam
lily are gathered.)
accompanies of amateur play-
ers, who used to go from house
to house, to dance, sing and pro-
duce episodes of the Purim story:
masquerading.
l9-Thanksgiving Day.
2O-Because the fate of Israel
throughout the generations is
symbOlized in the story of Purim.
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Albany, Georgia
Answers to Purim Questions

Continued from Page 81
the fourteenth day of Adar.
2-LOts."
Q-Recause "LOts" were cast by
uoman. the arch anti-Senite, to
docide on what day the Jews of
Persia were to be exterminated.
LAs fast day. 1t is called
the Fast of Esther (Taanit Esther.
AIn the Book of Esther.
ITO the five small Biblical
Books, which are usually inscribed
on scrolls or parchment.
THE saving of the Persian
Jews from the fiendish plans of
Hannah, prime minister during the
reign of Ahasuerus.
S-Ahasuerus, King of the Per-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
Jewish Orphans in British
Zone of Germany to
Leave for Palestine

BELSEN, Germany (JTA)-A
special transport of some 400
orphans will leave here for Mar
settles this week en- route to Pal
estine, the Joint Distribution Com
mittee, which arranged the trans
port, announced here.
This is the last group of Jewish
orphans left in the British zone of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
The Home Of Rodium Springs

Germany. Under an agreement
between the British and the Jew
ish Agency immigration priority is
being given to orphans and young
children. Their certificates will be
deducted from the regular immi-
grafton quota.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26

Democracy, free from the die
tatorship of selfishness, will have
every kind.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26

On the day that Mrs. Benjamin Cold.
man left q DIP camp in Germany for
the U.S.A., she learned that her young.
est son David, whom she believed
dead" was alive. Mrs. Goldman, now
living in Paterson, N. j., and David, q
survivor Of Auschwitz, were recently
reunited when he immigrated here
with the help Of the United Service for
New Americans. The United Service
program is supported by the $3.50, OOO,.
goo campaign Of the United Jewish
Appeal tor 1913.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
ct. Yetrns Stride.

Ser ct. Yetrus &ird,en isrouen
0erein bdlt Die reeelm1bige Sisuns
am II. Sftober, 6 llbr ubenos ab.
perbunoen' NIT 9aiar Sdauer.
alle sShneItcrn uno Trellnoe iirS
eingelo0en lid, baran 5u teteiligen.
Sonourbtiteil, ieoe fleine 8abe miro
nit ber5littitem 0anf entgcgenge-
ronlnilen.
Ser iiblide sSanilienabenS iunat
INN 8 llbr abellbs an iposli ole @e.
meinoeglieoer lmb beren isrelln0e
aufs NrSlid,ite eineelaoen iino.
Mn lnicrem lesten iSanrilrenubenb
id,enften oie Sd)lpeitern Gbriitinc
TenqeI, lno Gbriitine &prutb aaiiee
,utb &,rhen. Sm gtonpn Ses ssrauen
Gereins miro lbnen ber5lihiter CAN'T
al,seelprohen. ...
Wiinrfe &arres, Sefr.
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3,ueis %.

IS 'bieile aIlen Shtpeitern 5ur
9tadrrid)t, boB Die ndfite &eriamni.
hung am 10. Sftober, nabmittogs
ltattiinoet, 81 ,peld,er ulle Sf,tpeitern
alri bas ber3litite eineeIooen lino.
Nad) Ser Gerimnmllna 1peroen ms
bie foI9enben Sdppeitern nit &uhen
uno &affee bapirten: Sui Mctb.
&atb. Hobman, Wtarie Mieanner, g..
Slogan, Selen Mentpn, @arie SdN,l.
Ter 1, Ntarie Sduller 9. Wtarie
Shuller 8, Cara shuller, aotb.
ShuIIer, Mmna Sd,uller.
sll,h tpurbe beihloiien am 6. Oft.
ipieoer @Safete 5ll paden fir hie not
leibenoen Suhien briiben. 9as &o-
ntitee miro boralrf aufnterfIam &C.
madt friiber am Ndat 81 iein uno
alle @aban tperSen oanfenb angenom.
men.
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&ird)en Tranen Werein Der
Spnterns 0emeinbe.

Gs oiene allen Shtpeitern Oes Sir
dlen ,Sruuen &ereills DER Sonterlls
8erneinbe 5nr 9tahrid)t. baB uniere
alihlte Terilmlnllma Scnntag, beil
II. Sftober, 2:3O llbr nadNnitta9s
itattfinbet. Mlle 9Mitglidoer iirto berg
lif eriitdn iib anblreid, 5ll beteiliaen.
llnier fsral,en Gerein bat belhloi-
iefl, ieinen iGbrlideu 8niar Sams.
tag, ben 6. Nopenrber, ab5ubalten.
slue MitglieSer oes Sralen Gereins
tpie auf Der eansen @emeinoe iino
geteten iid, oieicu Gag 5u reierpieren.
Mnna oerbert, Sefr.
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8artenpartie.

Ga nun Sic Commemorate por.
iiber iinS ,lnb oie gbe,roe mieoer
langtpeilig tperben, bnben Die Sd)ipe.
itern oes 3apeia % bemloiien ,pieoer
lire Gnrtenpariics an5l,fnngen uno
5,par miro oas erite am Sonntas. ben
10. SftGber. 7:3n llbr ahnos obee.
balten tperoch.
0ieies s,snbr modten mir Elm neles
Spitemm eisfiibren, l,llnlih 5 Scar.
teltpartie5 lnro bon je 60 Sdppeitern
abSllbalten ,,no bas erite anrtenpar.
tie bon Den Sdapeitern mod benl
alnbabet q bis 8. Wir bitten ole
Sdnpeitern bies CUR &enntnis 81
nebmen llnb anit5lrbelicn Gas So,
nGtce lit an Der 9lrbeit einen i6one,'
Mbeno por3ltbereiten. 0as Yublifnn'
lit ailf bas ber5lid)ite eingelooen nn
1O. Sftnber ind) oer g&r,annllltitl
inn SadJienbeim am &nrtenipiel nm
1880 llbr abenos teilSirebn,en. IS
tperoen M)one Yreiies geleben. @ir
ldben ole sSrennbe ein einen if)0nen
M6eno nMt uns ,su nerbnia,gen. slae
S6ipeitern Die on Der Mebhe limo mo.
gen iid) an SHtpeiter Wilhelrnine
0eppner Gel. 1866 annelben. Mlle
Gaben tperben bonfbar ungenomen.
Bir boffen reht piele Breinoe BE-
eriiben 81 fonnen.
81. Hotb, Sefr.
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3meia 6 uno 3weia is.

Sir oen uortreffliben 8ei,nb am
lesten Samstagabenb uno bem Muf'
runi uno GinlaSltne cum Mtidaels.
tag iolgeno, ,pino allen Die oa tparen
in lmierm Sahienbeinl ser 0ant
oes ysereins lno @alteebern bierntit
her5lih mtsaelproden lno miro ge=
iuiiniht in Die 3lltunit niht MIR al,
8eburts- lno gtamenstagen mir su.
iununen fnnlmcn fonberl ieoen
Sanlstag llnb Sonntna, Onmit mir
Sen 3lpef ln,leres 5eims boil mtb
ganS gclieBen uno foroern
gtiditen Sonntng lit regelnGfige
Eerian,mllng bes MGnner. lnb
Trallen nGereins. 9eiudt ale oieie
Terialnnllima lnb ibr ,pcroct sll.
frieoen Iein lmb ulsfinben ,pie not.
1pcllbig es lit felt SuIammen 81 nrbei.
ten Inn oieies !Seim Decentralization;
lpem mir alle sleitgiiltig banoeln
lperoen mir bulo npieber phue ein
Snd,icnbcim iellt ipic mir 10 langc
nelpeien iito, mn ounlals aid) feline
3lrfreoerbett bcrridtc.
Steht bel fiir oie @eibebaltllna IN,
'eres Sahienbeims.
s. &raft, sSefr.
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,lno Subn-Seit ieit por Dem ariee bel.
3lttpobnen. Gin tiihtiees @omitee lit
an ser Mrbeit oieien 1aa au einen,
Srelaoentog 5,l inod,en. 'Ous Nrp-
arainm tuiuS in Der ndd,iten gsumy
mer bes Golfsblatt erid)eilten.
Wir alle fonnen uns erinnern an
oie id,onen 0eite Dor pielen Sabren,
100 Gater lmnn Sphn Seite bel Seite
aeieiien iino mo iict mol anuiiitert
bnben. Wie l,,itig ,r,ro 'ood) auie ieierz
Ltd mar alles. Wir boben oiele SSeier
iebr permibt. Gs lit bodite 3eit &C.
lporoen, .oab mir oiries id0ne SSeit
iuieoer ins 2eben rllfen.
9itte reierpiert oen II. Cftubcr,
is ltbr abenos i'm Sabienbeim fir
oib l,no oeiiten Sohn @ir tpollen
einnmI ,ieben tpie bon mir bas Cad.
lenbeim itopfen fonnen. sln bieiern
Nbenb tperben sic Miitter mieber,lm
uns Elm Ibmafyaftes gifen ierpieren.
Mlio iorgt lpluS befiimiert euh nidt
INN ben Wta9en. Sir Ben ipiro allcs
gut id,n,efen. @eiitlihcs uno So
miihes miro allen eebcten.
&ommt es lit alles gut ecplnnt.
Sur ou uno bein Spfn fcnn sen
Mbenb ober slt eilr1n tuirflih ih0neu
NbidIuB hrtnaen. @enn bu ,,nb bein
Sphn ga biIt Damn llno lli,r onnn lit
bieie istier ipirflih ein eutes @e.
Iingen. u. =. 3ea, Sefr.
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Smeis 18

Nih1ten Mcnat miro unlere
Yeriammluna Sonntaa. oen 10.
Sftober, 9 llbr nabnlittogs abeebal.
fen. Gs iino I'M Sosialfomitee fir
cie nGhiten brei Mfcnate Sdppeiter 8!
Serman irnb @iIbelmina @ottihlina
non Der Wrdi. eruannt tuorSen, Die
meroen eetpib Gorge traeen oab mir
nah Der Ierlampllune eilten ellten
2und, pcn llnieren Sftober. .@eburts.
tagfinoern bcfonnnen. Oas anoere
tpiro cine ueberraif)une iein.
ss,n Namen oes @eiangpereins Ia
Sen mir ale Wfitelieber pom 3apeiq
18 utub 10 uno ole Conner De:
8elanperein Elm iidy Sumsta9. Der
9. Sftober OH Dem &on%rt 5lA hetei
ligen. gs lit cine 4itiinoiee Inter
baItlng. Sc miro Der @eianepereil
oas &onaert um 8 llbr abenos CT
0ffncn. NaHber tptro 1as beriifpntl
Tranlp 5rio bon glepelano oi,ftretel
mno lms NIT Singen uno Soolen fiji
|2 Stnnben atnterbalten rnpo nadybel
9 Stlinoen 1an5.
@ir Iaoen ale Qam6slellte bon iii
ieren WahbaritGoten ein. Mui Nic
ocrieben,
e 3ntb. @i,neih, Sefr.
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Sipeie 40.

Die reselmnBiee &eriammluns
fpiro am ii. Sftober, 1 llbr nad)nr,
inn Ssahienbeim abaebalten Gin lehr
fpihtiser Tunft lit su beiprehen iii
oieier @eriammlune unb iebe Stipc.
tier iollte ampeieno iein.
SIM &ranfenfomitee linbi Scra
S'0onneH, antb. 9teigebal,er
Iuf Ser aranfenlilte lit Sffpelter
Maria Sfmiot. @ir lpiinlden lar
baloiee 8eii,nbbett, banlit iie bolo
ipie6er mutt ltns iein fain.
SIM &onittee fir aafiee lno gu
den 81 ierpieren iino: 5rl. Gral, %,
gahietter. &atb. Sufe, ss0targaret
Ssranf Maria 5ublberg, Wiaria Sc.
Ser, 9atb. Jenspa, Gnnilp 5ernanoes
als neiles Wiitglieb ipuroe anfgenorls
men: SRI. Mgnes &rait.
Snrn SIipu. Sefr.
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Siebenbiirser Sadien @ereine
3meia 6 nnb 3meia is.

Ta Sie 3eit iiir Mlrsfliiee ms Srcie
pun poriiber lit, l,no ,pir sic 9benoe
unter Tad, slibrinacn miiiien, 10 Bit
tet sic Geripaltlina ser Gereil,e Die
Sdnueitern llno 8riioer niht 81 pers
eelien, oaB mir cine Gcreinsballe
baben uno iie fir oen llnterbalt Ser
ieIben bethlehem, inoem iie bieleIbe 70
piel tuie noalid) nit ibreln 8eiud)e
erfreien. Seoen Mba,o in Ser Wpd)e
lit offen init slusnafyme Montaa.
Nhtiif lno SpieIe gum 3eitpertreib
iino imlner geitattet, mr "a fonnt
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Herr Charles Meek, Dirigent.
1. America. Gesungen Won allen
Anwesenden.
9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :. :. :.
President Michael Kirschner.
3. a) Der Jaeger Abschied. :. Mendel
sohn.
By Goodby My Lover Goodby. :.
American Folk Song.
Gem Chor Eintracht.
4. a) Now is the Hour. :. Steward.
b. Ny God and .. Latvian Spinotl,
Tenorsolo :. John Konnerth
Am Piano :. Mrs. Charles Meek
S. a) One Kiss .. Zigmund Romberg.
b) In the Stille of the Night. :.
Cole Porter.
Sopransolo :. Miss Jean Binder
6. az Beautiful Ohio Mary Erol.
By My Happiness. =. Bergenthin.
Duett :. Miss Wilma and Joan Binder.
Pianist :. Mrs. Mildred Binder
7. a) Auf dem Wasser. :. c. M. Won
Weber
b) Die Loraley. :. FIR. Silcher
Damenchor Eintracht
8. Frauenberufe. :. Original Couplet
Won Otto Reuter-.
Herr Adolf Wilinger.
Pianobegleitung =. Mrs. Charles Meek
9. Fuar Elise. :. =. Beethoven.
Fri. Helen Dugar, Pianist.
10. a) Das alte Muetterchen :. Max
Spicker.
By Staendchen. r. G. Marschner
Maennerchor Eintracht
II. AZ Barcarole. :. :. Mcmillan.
b) The Old Refrain :. Fritz
Kraisler.
Violinsolo Herr Charles Meek
12. Es rausclft der Wald Elm stolzes
Lied :. Wilhelm Sturm.
By Long, Long Ago -. 7. H. Bayly.
Gem. Chor Eintracht.
13. Tanzunterhaltung. :. Edward Kie-
fers Orkester.
81. &. 0rieienbengit, Setr.
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