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tional three-year old classic
which will be contested on clos
ing day, June 5.
Visitors to Suffolk Downs on
opening day will be amazed at
the new look" of the Suffolk
Downs plant. For the first time
since it was built in 1895, the
stucco Of the clubhous and the
Administration Building has been
repainted in blue and gold. Fur
thermore the great concrete
grandstand has lost its drab look
and has been face lifted with hun
dreds Of gallons of gold and blue
paint.
Not stopping there, the Suffolk
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-04-17

RICE-William, April 2. Son of
Mrs. Gertrude Rice. Funeral
April 7 from the Chapel, Rev.
Brown officiated. Interment at
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
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Beauty Hints
BY NINA TEMPLE
A WONDERFUL FOOT-BATH

If you would carry an atGnos-
phere of fragrance with you
wherever you go, remember to
keep sweet. The grind and stress
of life make for dirt and unpleas-
ant fumes and smells. To con-
quer this you must be alert and
smart - One way to help this
fragrance of personality along is
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-04-17
PANS
WORLD WAR II

WORLD WAX !
Both men end women who served
in ony OF the GFmod services In
World War II ore entitled to pur-
chose as a home; single, one, two,
served at least 80 days and have
a honorabIe discharge end ere
working You con qualify. ANY in
formation wanted, we will gladly
give you free advice.
FOR SALE
WINTHROP ST. - z fomiIy brick.
as rooms with botRs. Separate
heaters. S7oo. Down, terms ar
ranged.
COPELAND ST. - 3 fonily having
5-6-6 rms, 5.open plumbing baths,
rooms, 3 open plumbing baths.
oil burner and new heating sys-
fem, full length beck piozzas, nice
enclosed back yard. New Roof and
house recently painted. All light
spacious rooms as house is q corner.
Owner will VAcATE for Buyer.
DALE ST. - 3 family having ,
furnoees 5-6-6 room apartments.
All light sunny rooms. } open
plumbing baths back plozxGs. Good
rents. Reasonable price and terms.
cATAWBA ST. - , family 6-7-7
room apartments. New white COM
binstion sinks. tubs. coal and gos
anses. Beck piozzos. Hard pine
floors. Separate hot wafer heaters.
Fine fenced in front and back yard.
A fine home for the price. Terms
arranged.
RocKLAND ST. - i6 rooms oil
furnished. Income $4,000 weekly
and owners flat Of 4 rooms. Large
lot Of land. Ideal for Club house.
Reasonable price end terms.
HOLLANDER ST.--3 family, 5-6-6
rooms sep. heaters. House COM
pletely renovuted. Reasonable price
and terms.
HOMESTEAD ST., z family. s-s
rooms, oil heat, hardwood floors.
Reasonable price and terms.
MoRELAND ST. - 3 fam. Brick,
asa room apartments. Income
$1io. month. Reasonable price and
terms.
"a WENoNAH ST - apartment
AVAILABLE Z family Of " rooms.
New Holland hot air system. Hard
wood floors, white sinks. house
newly shingIed. Ground the corner
from the Cherries St. church. REQ
sonabIe price E-Z-TERfAs.
II HAYWOOD ST. 3 fam.
ASS rooms, white sinks, comb.
cool 3 gos ranges. Income SIS.
monthly. PRICE $4,000. Terms
arranged.
TERMS ARRANGED.
TO LET
GEORGIA Suspicious room for
man OF Woman, beautiful home.
LAUREL ST. - Large room for
couple, heated, near to earIine.
All kinds of Mortgages
placed with Reasonable
terms.
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by means of the foot bath.
just soak the feet in two quarts
of water in which enc tablespoon
of baking soda is dissolved.
Presto!
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Miss KeIIems Asks
Arrest in Tax Case
BY the Asseeioted Press

SAUGATUCK, Conn.,. Nav l.
Vivlen Kellems. outspoken woman
manufacturer, today challenged the
Federal Government to indict her
and force a test of the legality OF
the withholding tax law.
Miss Kellems, who announced last
February that she no longer would
deduct withholding taxes from 1OC
employees pay envelopes at her Con.
necticut plant. said in a letter tc
Secretary Of the Treasury Snyder
that Il am deliberately violating
this law"
She said that unions had paid fol-
political advertisements in news
papers to test the Taft Hartley La
Dor Act and that these unions were
quickly indicted and are we'll on
their way to court.
L feel sure that the Government
will wish to extend the same CO.
operation and courtesy to me, even
though am only a small employer
Therefore respectfully request
that you please indict me-
Miss Kellems, who turned out ma
terlal for the Navy, during the war
inclosed with her letter receipts for
wages deducted for the month of
January and the first two weeks of
February. She said she discontinued
the deductions after February 13.
These papers are being sent di-
rectly to you" she told the secre-
tary, "in order to bring this matter
to your personal attention so that
the proper legal steps may be taken
at once, without the usual delays
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Six OfficioIs to Attend
Boys Club Convention

Six officials of the Boys Club OF
Washington will attend the Boys
Club of America convention this
week in New York. They are George
E. Muth, president; Leo C. May,
former chairman of the board
Charles M. Fyfe. executive direc-
tor; Charles Reynolds, Eastern
Branch Club director: Paul Casas-
sa. Georgetown Branch Club d.
rector, and August Mascara, direc-
tor of club and classes.
Mr.. Reynolds is to be presented
a bronze Keystone Award for Is
years Of service in the Washington
Boys Club. Well known in boxing
circles as a referee, Mr.. Reynolds
received "a distinguished service
award last November from the
Board OF Trustees of the Washing
ton club for outstanding service to
boys.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
By George Kennedy

oy SeoI9e Nehneoy
Multiple memories of the past
kept tumbling into the mind of
the bearded old man.
He sat in the parlor with every
table covered with birthday greet
ing cards. He was Alfred Heit-
muller. who is SO years old today
and who will be at home this after
noon to family friends and ad-
mirers at 1925 Gallatin street NV.
No life, no matter how long and
how prosperous-and Mr.. Heit-
mullers has been both-is without
regrets. Foremost in his thoughts
yesterday was the wish that he
had managed to go West where he
had spent two years Of his boyhood.
People were fantical about re-
ligion in those days." he said, "es-
pecially the Lutherans and the
Catholics. I went to a Lutheran
parochial school and when I was
10 I went to school in St. Louis.
They were proselyting me to be
minister. The people there were
so friendly. I always wish I had
gone back"
He wanted to go back when his
wife died in 1926 but he was II
then and he stayedson.
He thinks now that he saw
Ulysses S. Grant in st. Louis when
the future general was selling real
estate, He believes he saw Abraham
Lincoln there during his first cam
paign for the presidency.
Lincoln became a familiar sight
to him later, for the boy returned
to Washington in the first year
of the Civil War. He lived at his
uncle's truck farm on the Four
teenth street road, little north of
the present Thomas Circle and used
to see the president going to and
from the Summer White House at
Soldiers Home, sometimes on horse
back.
Those war years were the wonder
years. He remembers padding bare
foot after his fathers cows across
the common grazing ground near
the Capitol. its dome then skele-
ton of construction; seeing Indians
tented in the District; selling milk
to the Union soldiers for 10 cents
quart, "a war price" watching
the defeated Union troops cross the
Long Bridge at Fourteenth street
on their way from Bull Run, and
following the troops hurrying to
Fort Stevens in 1864 to repel Jubal
Early's invasion.
He was turned back short Of the
shooting and did not see a man in
gray that day.
Like his father and his uncle, Mr..
Heitmuller's entire career - from
boyhood until 193s-was that of a
truck farmer.
Il loved to grow things" he said.
Il quit school because of a frequent
nosebleed. What I wanted to do was
dig"
His father died in the first year
OF the Civil War. With his inherit
ance of $4,000 he bought 65 acres in
Eckington-where a brick yard is
Evening star., 1948-05-02

now located in T street. The tax
was 81 an acre in the early years.
He was never in good health in
his early years. 1t was not only
nose bleeding. When he was "a and
father of Two children, he developed
cough and a doctor told him he
would die within year. Another
doctor told him to work as much as
possible on the manure pile; that
the ammonia fumes would save him
He did and something, saved him
For years now the only time he sees
his doctor is when the latter attends
his birthday parties.
He remembered meeting his wife
on the day of the first Grant
inaugural.
1T was a long courtship," he said
1--WE weren't married until fou
years later. was not only indie.
pendent, have to laugh at myself
had a terrible fault-jealousy. I!
you were to meet me and another
man and shake hands with the
other man first I was likely to walk
away mad. I told myself I coulc
never marry until I got over that
Il belonged to cavalry troop o1
IS men. We rode in the first Grant
inaugural parade. When we got to.
gether we used to drink heavily
Everytime I saw her would heal
about that"
He was a prosperous bachelor
truck farmer. A few years after
his marriage he sold 20 acres to a
brick yard for 100000 and in the
end the property was sold for about
100000. But then, the uncle with
the farm in Fourteenth street left
property worth $1,000,000.
II remember how I proposed" he
said. Il was just going home that
night about II when her father
Evening star., 1948-05-02

came in. He was a chef-used 10
cook for Lincoln. She used to play
with Bob Lincoln. He said he was
going right to bed. I said wait a
minute"
He is still amazed at how easy
1t went.
Il don't know how other fellows
have done it, he said, but the
words came out just as easy-almost
business like. told him I wanted
to marry his daughter. He said it
was all right with him-what did
she say? I told him I hadn't asked
her. He said. Well, she's yours if
she'll take you.'"
She did.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Porkside PTA to Elect

New officers of the Parkside Par
ent-Teacher Association will be
elected at a meeting at pm. to-
morrow in the school, Sligo Greek
parkway and Brunett avenue, Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

For QUICK, dellghtfuIly Comforting help Tor
Neuritis, Lumbago. Sciatica, or Neuralgia try
works through the blood. First dose usually
starts alleviating pain so you can work,
enjoy life and sleep more Comfortably. Get
Romind at druggist today. Satisfaction -
money back guaranteed.
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aarten-Yartie oes ct. Subannes
r &irden 1yrancn TereinS

uerunltaltet Samstag, oen 1. @toi,
! llbr nbenOs in Oen Sd)l,lrGumen
ber ct. Sobannes STRIDE an 757 50.
bp Goao, umo perbunoen nit eiuen
Bc6dfperfaltf l,nb apiro bon sen
Sdapeltern nit Namen Maria. Sas
rab, Suianna, Torotbea uno Mgne.
tia geseben ,lno arraneiert. gae
Sdipeltern nit oieien Namen mo9c1
iid bite nit Sduueiter Sarab @ag.
ner, Sell 50. 4S75 in Serbinoung
ieten. slae idd)iiiben Jrauen bon
Sit uno 8eit 1olpie oeuti6c Srelul.
binnen tperoen frer,noli1it eingela=
bcn iiA an oieiem aartenpartie 81,
bcteiligen. glice @ramp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
3ipcia 4.

MQen Mitgliebern oiene 5ilr Ntad,-
rid)t, oaB oie nddlte Geriammllnla
am Sonntag. Sen 2. Wai, 3 ubr
nadmittass, itattiinoet. Nad Der
Geriammlung baben ipir aaTfce.
arGn5d)en umo &artenpartie nno M
Iere YrGlioentin &atbarina Martin1
erllldyt aQe Sd),pcitern sic 8erlanln'
hung 81 bciu6en, nm nod Der Ser:
ianlmlung etlid)e Stlmoen 5u'art'
men 5u genieben.
8itte oersebt oas Meliei -aorten'
partie )oer SitIeite am %. april
nid,t.. @ir iiilb alle beroli6it eir'
aclaoen. Sri. Mcnate 9ietrid mn
Jrl. 9etty 1beaman 9ratnlierel
mir 5u ibrer Gerlobrng.
Muf ser &raltfenliIte iino. Sul
Stoger, &atb. 8olif, Sobannc
Stern Yedrsareta s(bner, Glila-
beth Weber, Gliit @inocr, &ilocear>
Son uno Sui. &ermann. Bir apii1
id)cn allen boloige geiieruna.
Gliiabetb 3iidler, Sefr.
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0amend)or Saronia.

9lqe Sbsueitern iinb erlu1t bon
nun an ieoen Gonnerstas in uniernl
8ereinslotal 81 erlheinen uno anl
G. Mai tperoen mir ipieoer uniere
Singltunoen nit ne1,en arGften all,
fangen nno I'M Oftober tpenn 8ott
bilft hperoen mir infer 25jabriges
Stiftlln9sfelt feiern uno oaau brau.
den mir einen eroBen gbor. 0arum
eriuben mir ale iperten 8riinoerin-
men, gr-Sdneerinnen ioipie neue
SGngerinnen iid Der Saronia al.
5ufdlieben. Die beilige &unlt, Ser
@eiang, ertpedt Die Seele in 2ein
uno S6mera uno mir ioaten UNI
fern Heben Serrgott banfen oab
mir nod ettuas bon oabeim nit uns
baben - einen oeutihen 9amendor.
Dab mir iingen f0nnen geraoe ipie
onbeini. - Dnnf nnierm Girigenten
gIis. 1iihler, Sefr.
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groBen erfolg 81 na6cn. @ir bitten
alle irgenO ettpas bei5utragen mie
Eiirpreis, Ereiie fir Glide, @aten
gum baden llno alte aleioer. Tim
naberen 8eiheto rufe man auf Sic
ErGi. ser Silfsorganiiation, Soban,
ma &altner, Sibertp $3.50, ooer sic
Erai. oes &irhen 5rauen Gereins,
ST. aatbarina Sontid), Spanboe
|OSS5
IGe Mitglieoer, Sic 9iid)er baben
bon Ser eebGfelten Siid,oede, bitten
mir fleiBig Slt perfauien. '@enn Iie
nod pelfe iuiiniben rllfen iie auf
2ibertp 9001. 5rnu anna Sfneiocr
1T gerne berelt ibncn ipelGe suSu,
Ididen.
@ir bitten ole ber5lid iib oieIen
Datum, 90. spril, su reIerbieren un>
teil5unebmen an ser Gartenpartie
oanlit mir redt biele Eafete unierer
notleibenben 8riibern rnbS6peIteru
IN europa ididen fOnnen.
9lqe oie 9ii6er iiir baS 9artcll.
partie Der Sad)ien Silisorgani'atior
aum Serfaufcn iibernonnlen baben
linb eril6t am 90. Mpril imSahieg
Dcim nit SSrau Mnna Shneiber ab
5urcdnen uno Die perfauiten 8ii6el
ab5ugeben.
Das Goanitee.
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Gillette Snd)icn Benefit &artenpartie
Treitas, 23. Mpril, I'M Gillette
Sadienbcim, 400 Dit 55. Ctr.
9amend)or Sarunia.

slaen SGngerinncn oiene our
Nahrift, oab mir uns ieoen OOH.
nerstasabeno i'm 8eitieite Sadier-
beim periammeln. Mm 90. Mpril ba,
ben pir Geburtstasieier 81 gbrcu
Ser Sdngerinnen:
ErGi. Matnilba Sigarto, Wiarie 81.
garto, 2ottp 8ilntber, Suiie Stcin,
aatb. Gienertb, uno glii. Siihler.
Sbea Stol5 miro sic 8egllrtstass.
ariibe ii6crbrin9en.
Mm 6. Wai, 7::30 llbr abenos, be-
ginnen mir nit neuen &rdften 81
proben llnter 2eitllng lnieres nel,c,1
Tirigenten Hroi. 81. Shititer. M0ss
inns Ser liebc Soft bei bieiem gln.
fang bethlehem ln,o uns Serrn "
SbuIter geIuno erbalten io>pie alle
Sangerinnen. gSir ale iino banfoar
bab mir Serrn Shuiter als 0irigcn1
babcn f0nnen uno mir bitten Inn neuC
Sdngerinnen.
aae Mitelieoer lino erilid)t bil
aarten su beantiporten, lpelbe jebt
Sanserin erbalten miro. Siloo
9bellman tpiro gub balten iuie oil
ieoe SGngerin oen Yroben beiiuobnt
oenn IS Hro5ent ioa ieoe Sanserlu
an,peieno iein.
glii. 9iidler, Sefr.
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ct. Sobn's Sunior @nilb. -
Mntters unS Su6ter.yanfett.

Oas 8anfett ser ct. Sobn's
,Sunior @uilo iinoct anl Z. Wtai I'M
$50 llbr abenbs I'M Sltieite Sab.
ienbeim ltatt. 9ie @uilo labet allc
Atiitter uro Sobter ullis berSlidl1
ein. Sic lperben alles aufs bette or,
ronaiercn nno nmS nit eilem id)omer
Yrogramm iiberraihen. gittc iih III
3eit su reierpiereu. 9tllien Sic au'
Srau Seon 8res, Wtu. O739, mi
tpmmt alc, bamit mir eilnnal oa:
esabr, Mutter ,,no 5odter, Elm &C.
nncinidmitlihes itUnes 9antett
feiern. 0os &omitee.
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0as Seit>Kem,itec :
8enrD Weiscr, Teit.ErGiiocnt.
SONS. Sbeik, Teit.ScfretGr.
Gintrad)t=Sermania

9eidloiien iuuroe, baB Gintra1t,
Sermania iih in Gorpore am 5OiGbr.
SubilGum in Grie, Ga., bcteiIigt
9nber nlrimerfiam SGneer:, Die
erite Erobc nit Erof. SdalIter finoet
Sonnerstag, Sen 6. Wai, 8 llbr ltatt.
Sas lit porl1ufig - ieber Sdnger
lpeld,er sur Seier nod grie, Asa.,
iGbrt, nub Sen bier Groben am G..
49,, 90. mb 81. Mai beiipobnen.
Ser 8eil,h Sienstagabeno miro bel
s(uIeidnung in ser 2hte big 5ur
abiagllng beibebalten. ..
Wtit Sanger9rub ser g.-S.
Mi6ael &raiB, Ger. '
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beim, 1400 Sit 55. Ctr. cine aar'
tenpartie unb anoere Spiele 5ln1
Benefit Ser Hotleioenoen 2anoslell'
te in europa unb mir appeqieren UNI
laben ale Bolfsgenoiien bon Glebc,
lan6 elm uns mit5ubelfen oieie Scar
tenpartie an oieiem Mbeno 81 eifer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
0antendor Sagunia.

slQcn SGngerinnen oiene 5lr &C.
faQigen Nadriht, baB mir beidloiien
baben nns am SO. Subildum BEG
grie 3tpeiges bel ser aonoention be-
teiligen unter loer 9eitrng unieres
ne,ien Dirigenten Nrof. 81. Sdlltcr.
Sebe SGneerin lit eriuht an oell
Vroben teila,nebmen, Die iuir bonl
'6. Nai an jebe @ede ubbalten. Hrii.
fioentin Sigarto bat einen grobcn
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&artenpartie bes ct. Sobannes
&ird)en ssrancn Gercins

gm Samstag, Ben 1. Mfai, nbenoS
miro in ser ct. Sobannes STRIDE einc
&artenpartie itattiinoen, eegeben bon
SEN Sdipeitern nit Namen Wtaria,
Sarab, Suinnna rmb Oorotbeu. Mac
Sdipeltern nit oieIen gtamen mogeu
it'd, bite init ISurab @agner (Sslcs
pbon So. 4S75) IN Gerbinblwg ieteil.
slllcc @ramp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22

9us fiir llniere &eiie rlad Grie Be.
itcat. 6rau &atb &ienertb banfcn
mir Ber5lih fir bie id)one Sanoar.
belt. Sarpnia bittet Inn ipeitereSalcS
Sar Stamps. 2ottp Sisarto oanft
allen 6aiiir i'm famen bes 0amell.
6ors.
GIiiabetb Silfler, Sefr.
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6eIuht miro:

Daniel Sdmibt ans Sdarold.
Sicbenbiir9en, bon ieincr 9obter
&oiina S6miot. Solte cnlano Die
Ioreiie tuiiien, bite iie 81, ldiden an
Nidael Hreit, 1903 4tb slpc.
BeaDer Sails, ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22

Sine Gran fir 8ansarbeiten, sl,tcs
Seim ano gutter 2obn lit earnntiert.
Man i1reibe at 8or 12 Sieb. Mm.
8olfsblatt, 1861 ct. Glaif Mbe.,
Glebelan6, Ohio.
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OunnaStoiun, OhiD

Deuti&e Gp. 2ntb. &snterns. I. .@emesnDs
Obj He1stpS 9emple, u. Ssarbman q.
Yfarrer @illiam s, @eItber. $40 .
Subinn Npe. Sonntaei1ule 8 llbr bora
gn9liiher @ottesbienit 10 l1br. De,ts
1djer @ottesbienft II l1br. Seben erite1
Spnntag i'm Nonat 0ra,ien 0eretn Hers
iammlune Seben 5tueiten Sonntae tm
Nonat &ir6enrat> >Sitnng. Seben erften
.nt b-!ttcn Sonnta8 TIM Nonat Qutber
Qiea Veriammlung. Sonnta9i9uIft,fnP
tpirb i'm Woraus beiannt0eeeben.
Mue Bolts unb @InubenSaenot{e1
En6 krsli1 tpilltomnnen.
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EIebelan6. Chin

g. g. gpans. 2uth. 81. Ssbamnes etsde
Yaftor Scns 0oiIel. 7G1 gbbp @oab.
SeI.: DeuIberrp 0848. 8 11br bormittags
oeutfter Vuttesbicnit. 10 llbr 9onns
ta9ldule. ii llbr eneliide, @ottesoienft.
2ntber 2i9a Wnoadt ,,rb VeridmmIune
Sonntag 1880 1lbr abeLbS. 0on!irmnn.
osn<llnterr'bt unb berts1e Sbure am
Sar,stag uon 8 l16r porm;tta9s an. Gue
@lallbenS9enoiien fint Aet5li& eiree,
L.lben
GIebelanb @ef. - geutit5 Weu,etnbe,
Weft 81. etr. nnb yRiaarb dpe.
Sobannes Deuti6lancer unb Sobn 8.
Oeu.ffldnber, Yfarrer.
Sonntaes: 9 llbr bcrmittag, bentf6er
@ottesoienit 10 ltbr, Sonnta0I1uIe uno
@ibeIitln,be fir gruobiene. II llbr bor>
nlittngs, gneltider Gottesbienit. 1880
ltbr abenos. gn9Iiiber @ottesbienit. -
&onfirmanhen> >llnterri1t ieben Samss
tag 10 llbr pur,nitta8s. Se6eruann berg
LID tpiltommenl
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Sin innses NGbden iiber 18 Sabre,
ooer iltnge Grau fiir 9erfduferin in
@rocerplaoen. grfabrung boree3o.
gen, gutter 2obn. Waan idTeibe t,n
Boz IA Sieb. y. Yolfsblatt 1851
ct. Clair Mbe., gIebelano, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
GQmoob GitG, ga.
ct. EanI'S GO. QMtberan Eburh

Yajtor 9lnbreos 9iagclbod, 800 Sod
Ctr. - Sell: 731sH. Spnnta9sifule
9:3O llbr; 1890 gneliiber @ptteSbienit;
11:45 Seutiher @ottesbienit. Sebers
mann ber3Hd, ipillfpmmen.
airhenratsiibun9 ieben lebten Cams
taa I'M Wpnat llbr obenos: Sonnta9s
idjullcbrer>Si ieoen britten Sonns
tag i'm Rpnat, $3.50 llbr nnrgetlS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
Ietruit, @i6ieau .

3etrpit, @i6ieau
9eutihe anb Sd@ff&e Gu. @t. 3etr1S'
Qirde. UIenfielb unb NssterrD dpe.
Yfarrer Sobannes Ayutidh 1921 Wsen'
ficIb Npe. Gel: Yingree 6206. Gn8s
Iiiber 1ottesbienft 10 ubr uormittags;
Neuti6e uuo enoliiJe Sornta9Id9nle iim
II ilSr oor:1ittaes. DsytIher @otteSs
tienft um II llbr pormittaas. Seben
Iebten Gienstaa beS 0onatS 8irdlens
ratsiisun9. Dur9 bic Commemorate
ieben britten DienStde. 5o,ff ieben
critten SOnntae Gra,,ea Werein Der,
iammIuns air1enhcrprobe ieben Sret,
taenbeno.
Nae Glcnbenseenuifen anb Greunbe
linb peralid etn8elaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
@inbipr, pnt., &anaba

9t. 8anInS Qtr4e, Here1t 0Se.
1915 Yerent Nbe., @inbior. @anabA
@ottee3ier1t in ben Summermonatsn
sun S--10 llbr normitta0s. Commas
i1mle bon 1O-11 I1hr bormitta8S. -
ben eriten Ueontae i'm g9onat 8tr&ens
rat<S,Sune. Seben erften 0onnerStaQ
nysnrs i'm Nonat 6ralen 0eretn 3k :
s.ng. Nne Bolts, unb @lanbenseenoitet
ftnb aeralid tpilIfou,n,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
Kirblirbe Aarbrifbte,r

! Nqe llitberii1en @la,ibenseenofIes
beutider unb enelifder 8rnee IN Sors
ref, Sbaron unb l1nt9eaent iirb az bea
@ottesbieniten ber5Ii@ft etn9eIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
Columbus, Ohip

Columbus, O1is g..
Gpans. lntber. Rarttn 2utber Qtrde,
Gde Dtpler unb Ann Strake.
Yfurrer g. g. &euer. sSeoen Sonntog
porittags 9 l1br Sonntaofd1nie; 10 nbr
eneIiider @ottesbienit; II ubr be'itfdher
@otteslienif.
Nne Glaube.ts8enoifen itnb srentbe
Ii:!b beralic5 enieeIooen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
Calm, Okis
GbangeltiM. .Gutb. CmmantteI. .QisAe,
POI @pufh 0rpabmah.

Haftor Sobn @auman. SonntaG&nle
teben SonntaQ 8 l1br bor,1ittaeS. 10 uta
@ottesbierit II, her 3nnhcslprd6e. II
llbr beutidcr @ottesbienft. Ser beuts
ibe &irheu Srailen Wtrein bat ant 3tpeis
ter Rittipod) ieben Nonat8. 8 l19r
abenbs. gerinmmlun8. 8onfirmanbens
llnterridt (3peiidbrie) bon Septeutb0
big Oiteril. 9ienstae uno 0rethag rdds
nrittnos 4 l1br.
Nlle @laubenseenofen unb 0re,nbe
firb herali1 tpiufommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
Maria Simunis

nns entaegengebrahte Spmpatbie,
Die grobe 9eteiligung ser 2anos.
lel,te, 9lnperpanoten, Nadjbarn,
6rcunoe, Mitglieocrn ocs 3peia 4
unb Scr Sel,tidfirhe. fir sic berr.
lidsn 9llmenipenoen. Ser Seutih
Mcmorial 2utb. Stride fir Sen
Srauersottesoienit uno Yaitor 8.
s. OeutihlGnoer Sr. fir Die troit,
reihen @orte, Dem 9amenhor
Saronia fir sic ersreifenoen 2ie-
ser, oem 2ei6enbcitatter Gorrisan
fir Die feline geoienung, ioipie 5rall
9atbarina Nartini. ErGiiScntin ocs
3tpeig 1 fir sic gtad)rl,iluorte. ia.
gen mir lnlern ber5lidihn 9anf.
Wir oanfen aild) Dem Central
Serbano fiir Oie Ius5ablung Der
9eriiderung nno oem 3iueie 4 iiir
gus5ablilng oes 2ofaliter5egeloes,
llno allen sic ilns in unierm groBen
SeiO beigeltanoen.' @ott bergelte es
allen.
SIZE trauernoen gnhlfinoer ,,n6
&inoer. per Waria Bertha.