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Laurel outlook., 1948-10-13

Mrs. Ella Ayers of Harlowtor
is spending the week with hel
daughter, Mrs. H. j. Bottger, anC
family.
Speakers on the program OF
the Yellowstone county Fedora
ton of Woman's clubs to be held
Thursday in Billings will include
Mrs. Hazel Coombs, who was a
Montana representative on a ma
tion-wide broadcast, ar. F. D.
America" and Joyce Bradford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dempsey re-
turned Sunday from a visit with
relatives in Portland, Ore, Seattle
and Spokane, Wash, Troy and
Libby. They were gone two
weeks.
Roger Montgomery has return
ed from Yakima, Wash, where
he visited his brother, Hugh
Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Shay had
as a guest Ted Van of Kalispel,
who was en- route to his home
from Denver where he had pilot
ed a plane for delivery.
Mrs. R. P. Palmer, Jr., was
winner of high honors at
bridge when members of her club
were entertained at the home of
Mrs. George Doyle of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Foote had
as their guest last week Mrs.
mother, Mrs. S. A. Grouse
of Roundup.
Entertaining at a social eve
ming, Mrs. G.. H. Mccormick was
hostess at a shower honoring
Mrs. H. S. Barrow. After games
and contests a lunch was served
at tables decorated in a pink
and blue motif, and with tiny bas-
as favors. Attending were
Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. B. Meyer
Harris, Mrs. R. A. McCracken,
IT., Mrs. Charles Egnew. Mrs.
z. F. Stevens, Bonnie Russell,
Mrs. w. A. Mccormick and Mrs.
Barrow.
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David Hopkins, Jack Newton
and S. f. Anderson were shoot
ing ducks at Big Lake last week.
They went out Friday and return
ed Sunday with several ducks
each. The hunters say the ducks
were trying to make new altitude
records.
f. f. Jacobson has resumed
work on his new residence pro-
perty on First avenue and is now
engaged on interior work and
finishing.
o. H. Bundy has resigned his
position with the Billings Gas
as manager of the Lau-
rel office, to accept a position
with the Northern Pacific at the
yard office here. Succeeding him
at the gas office is N. B. McNa-
mara, formerly connected with
the Billings office, who had been
assistant here with the clerical
work previous to the change.
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'castaways' In Harbor Get
Sympathy but Not for Long

BOSTON. - Sympathy almost
burst the buttons on b~lue-coateo
bosoms when two bedraggled mer
were found clinging to driftwoo6
in Boston Harbor.
The castaways said they had been
in the water % hours-since their
fishing boat sank.
A police boat rushed them
ashore. A police ambulance hur-
ried them to City hospital.
The press interviewed and photo
graphed the pair as they departed
after treatment for immersion. A
reporter gave them a dollar for
taxi fare.
Yep" said Maj. George Null
cahy, master of the Deer Island
House of Correction, as he later
scanned the photos. They're Will
liam A. Grinnell of Portland, Ore,
and William Strachen, of Boston.
"They escaped from the Island
where they were each doing six
months"
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-13

Mrs. w. G.. LaF1esch was hos.
tess Oct. 8 at a birthday party
for her son Jackie, 6. Bingo
was played and prizes we're given
the winners, after which a birth
day lunch was served. Guests
were Joyce and Jean Bernhard,
Norman and Russell Anderson,
Joan Woodland, Jerry Wilson,
Rosemary Miller, Leroy Tyler,
Leonard LaFlesch and the honor
guest, Jackie LaFlesch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy
have returned from a pheasant
hunting trip at Dickinson, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wetch are
the parents of a daughter, born
Saturday, Oct. 8, at a Billings
hospital.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-13

Robert Richard has resigned hi;
position as clerk with the Sande
Drug store.
DR.. H. F.. Wilkins of Lewistown
spent the week end at the T. l..
Wilins ranch to visit with his
parents and with Miss Jennie
Waggoner of Harrisburg, Pa, an
old friend of the family, who
was guest at the Wins home.
Mrs. Eva Royalty made a trip
to Mott today to look after bust
ness interests.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Dye and
and DR.. Carey were dinner
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shay at their ranch
nome west of Laurel last Sunday.
County Commissioners Richard
son, Todd and Woods visited the
,ity today on their way to the
Wisconsin settlement to view
'oads in that district.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-13
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the % years ago
Laurel Outlook.
October 10, 1928

October 10, 1923
Mrs. l.. G. Braswell left Thurs
day for Cody, Wyo., former HON,
of the Braswell family, for
weeks visit with friends. Sh,
is expected to return to Laure
today.
A daughter was born Monda.
to Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Price.
The famous T. d. Tintingel
herd of purebred Hereford cattle
was sold at auction Monday neal
Park City. Most of the blooded
stock brought from $50 to SIS
each, according to reports receiv-
ed here. A fine team of horses
sold for $50, and another team
went for Sc. A binder, in fair
condition, brought 81.
o.
Mrs. Dell Bartholf leaves next
Sunday morning for Roseville,
Calf, according to present plans,
to visit her mother. Mrs. j. A.
Bowles. Mrs. Bowles resided ut
Park City a number of years
before going to California. Mrs.
Bartholf expects to visit relatives
at the principal coast cities in
the south and will stop at Seattle
en- route to see a sister who re-
sides there.
Mrs. Margaret ellis left this
week for Red Lodge to visit her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Semple.
Mrs. w. E. Porter entertained
at dinner Sunday, Miss Hazel
Shearer and Miss Olive Bollum.
Miss Bollum is a sister of Mrs.
G. H. Shearer, residing on Juni-
per avenue, and is soon to leave
for her home at Red Wing, Mirn.
o !
Mrs. j. S. Brohaugh entertain
I'd in honor of her sister, Miss
Ethel Boxrud, at her home on
fifth VENUE Thursday evening.
Hiss Boxrud resides in Red Wing,
for which place she will
Don depart. Miss Olive Bollum,
rom the same city, who has
'een visiting with her sister, Mrs.
'hearer, was included as a guest
f honor. The guests of the eve
ing were Mrs. c. T. Tharalson,
Hiss Alice Graft, Miss Bonnar,
1rs. Monroe and Miss Clara Bro 1
augh. A delightful social eve
ing was spent by those present
nd refreshments we're enjoyed. !
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sturm
ave moved to the Sturm dairy s
arm in the Trewin vicinity and {
ill make their home their for Y
lie winter. +
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Father Searches
Borneo Bay for
Body Of Soldier

WALDOBORO, ME.-A gray.
haired dad came home after trav.
cling around the world and told his
motherly little wife he thought he'd
found the body Of their long-lost
soldier son-buried in a planes
w~reckage beneath a Borneo bay.
Many months and many dollars
ago John Foster set out from his
Down East cottage to seek his
boy, Donald. 81, missing and pre-
sumed dead by the army after van
ishing aboard a Liberator bomber
October %. 1914.
Ironically, it was a Japanese war
prisoner-a member of the race his
son was hunting-who led Foster
to the wreckage under the sea near
Balikpapan, Borneo, which Foster
believes hides his boys remains.
Sure of Location.
I'm sure that's where my boy
lies," said Foster with a trace of
huskiness in his throat. Harry
Belcher, who used to be a fight
lieutenant and now is a civilian
government employee at Manila, is
working to have the plane raised.
When it is I'll know.
81 met several other people whose
sons are missing around Borneo.
We might organize three or four
families to 90 there to find their
sons"
This has been a quest of hazard
GUS headaches for the 55-year-old
former Massachusetts businessman
who had hoped to find peace in this
village when he retired.
I'm going to find u boy" he
said as he set out. He said it with
a quiet that silenced
friends and government officials
who tried to dissuade him.
In his pocket was only meager in
based on army records
concerning the lost planes sched-
lied flight and personnel. But with
his he few to Australia and on to
Asia.
Travels Through Mountains.
He journeyed south through
ungles and over mountain peaks,
neticulously following cores of
alse threads, painstakingly check
ng each faulty tale. ]
He slept in huts and under the
tars on a dozen steaming jungle S
risking the perilous wilds I
4 the South seas. |
Then on Borneo came the first s
cal clue from the unnamed jap {
nese who told of seeing a B-24 7
lunge into the ocean bay over
facassar straits. The tale jibed
nth sketchy government records so h
'oster went to the spot and there n
nth the help Of new-found friends a
e found the splintered wreck.
So Foster came home through
ldia, Egypt, Italy and the British
'les, his heart a little more at II
ase. Il
What will he do if the wreckage v
the body of his son? Not u
Ire yet, the father said, but per- =
APPS they'd bring the lost lad home
rest beneath the Waldoboro pines.
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2lms Gelan,b,as, Okio
38jGhrises Briin6nnasieit bes
...s' f.. 3peia 38.

Ser 3speia 39 fciert am Sonnta9
Sen IA. WGr5, 6 llbr abenbs, ieil
3siGbrises Stiftl,nssfeit perbluocr
nit einem ganfett in Ser 8ereins-'
Saae. sln bieiem Seite baben mir 81;
Ghre umiere Grinder gu ehren, eli ar
Ser 3abl, Die nod am 2eben iinb.
SinSu iiiaen mir audi ,niere Tete.
ranen, oie mir auf slgleih ebren an
oieiem sselte. -
@erte MitsIieoer es lit beidloiicn
tuoroeu in ser Iesten Geriammlllua
oieieS sseit su feicrn ,,no Gin riibri-
ges &omitee lit an Der slrbeit allcs
por5ubereiten. @erte Sflpeitern ,mS
9riiber mir boffen oaB iif uniere
@fitalieoer ale reierpiercn iiir bieies
Set: eS peroen &artcn ausgel6idt
an aqe Nitglieber unb mir bofien oa;
ale bie &arten llnterseidnen uno
suriidididen, banlit bas 2omitee &C.
nau ipeiB auf tuiepiel 5u rednen 1T.
Tie @riinoer un6 Setcranen limo I'M,
iere Gbrensaite ilno baben bas Giien
irei, alle anberen baben tpie folgt 8;l
bcsablen: grspadiene $3.50; &inoar
,,nter Is Sabren 75c. @erte Mitslic'
Ser benft ni6t an ben Hreis, benft fir
ipelhen 3tped es gebt. &ommt auc
l,no eebt Die Gbre unIern 8riinoeru
,no 8eteranen. Gs lit ,,ns ael,lnaer
mieoer Elm neles Sabr au erlebeli
8ir lpolcn Dem lieben @ott oanfen
oaB er l,ns MGnner gab oieien eoler
Gerein 81 sriinoen. Im %. esanual
oieIes Sabres iparen Die 3S Sabre
lueriloilen uno mir bofien oaB mi,
nod lailee Sabre uniere @riinoer BE-
ehren fonnen, unb benefit es an oie'
lem 8riinounssieite am Ia. MGr5.
S. 8obmeiiter, Sefr.
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2ls,s Ga,,tc,,. Otte
2iueig II.

gs biene allen Sd)lpeitern s,rr &c.
fdlliaen Nafriht, baB sic &eriamnl.
lung am Sonutag, Sen 10. Sebr,1ar,
$3.50 llbr nadmlittags abgcbalten
miro. slne Sh,peltern iino freuno.id
eriuht ser &erlamnlnng baisilroJ.
nen. Nacb ser Gerianmllna lueroen
mir unIer aartcnpartie ubbalten. 8ie
ibr ale lpiBt, aebt ser lleberid,lB iiir
oas Silistperf. gs imire Su lpiinihen,
oaB iih mebrere baran beteiligen. allu
bite fonBnt ulle unb brinst alC) eure
Sreunoe NIT.
Sm &onitee iino iolgenoe Shlpe-
tern: Marie 8efert, Mathiloa Sop
Ier, Suianna Geinertb, Gliiobeth
Stoft gliiabetb Sfl1lter, SuitiHe
Shenfer lrno Regina @reuer.
Suianno Reinerth, Sefr.
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Slueis II.

Gs oiene alen 8riihern 5lw Noh
rift, oaB Die ndhite Gerianlmlun!
Counting oen Is. Sebruar, 3 llbl
nahmittags abgebalten miro. g.
mohte lms frellen lperln mir olle Bril-
Ser in oieier Geriamnl,rng begriibe1
fGnnten.
Wir eriufen ale Snf,ien bon Gan
ton, oie nod nif)t gu llnicrm Gereir
aeboren, lie m6gen iih ouf) onid,lie
6en. gSir baben cine quite Seriihes
rung, cine ihone Sugelto llno Elm
.prnoerbares SafHeubeiln aui bns
mir Itol5 iein fonnen. Sd fam mil
ssreuoen berid)ten baB lluier Gr-Erot.
Sefr. slnbreas Sbellmon aus Sem
SoIpital beim gefonlnlen lit ,,no fiiblt
iebr gut naf ieiner Operation. @ir
boffen oaB er balo ipieber nit lns
lit. gl1e 9riiber oie NIT ibran
aneBments llno 9eitrdge i'm s2iids
itanb iinb m6aen iid aefGGig gut
ftebeno MAIDEN i'm Gerein 10 tpie aud
i'm Central Gerbanb.
Midael Sepner, Sefr.
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3meis AZ.

SSn l,nIerer lesten 0eriammlura
am 5. 5ebura, tpuroen alle eri,,dt
bon unierem YrGiioenten @eors @ier.
ling an unierm aartenipiel am II.
6esruar, 8 llbr abenos an $3.50 g.
sliblanb 9lue. teils,nebmen.
llnier Spielfiibrer umb -Siibreriu
M. 8oler meloeten alien Witgliebcrn
an baf ib0ne Hreiie fiir Die sliit.
liden 8eipinner 81, baben iino. 9as
aomitee lit fleiBig an Der arbeit I'M
alien @Giten cine quite 3eit at BE-
rciten. Sym Namen bes 3ipeie AZ la.
oen mir ale uniere sreunoe uno Mits
glieoer bonn 3aueig 9, 10 un6 46 ianl1
ibren Iomilien ber5lih elm.
@ir batten oie aneenebme ssrel,be
israu Gnlma 8loomielb, 2ohter nor
8r. uno Sflp. @lrItop Batri als @aI
in inierer Nitte 5l baben. Sir bofier
Iie tann nod 0fters nit uns iein.
Nab Der gerianrml,lng tpuroe cir
iebr gutter SmbiB al,fgetragen Dor
Sfhpeitern Cara Saub lnto Cara
getri.
Gs biene alien Witgliebern 5ul
Madriht, oaB uniere ndhite Ser
innmlung am 4. Mdra itattfinoat
8itte alle an fominen.
NnSere NaGridten.
! 8ettp, feline Tohter bon 8r. I'M:
Sdnp. 81. ebert ,mo gnfelin Dor
6errn lmo sSran @. Binoer BON Nct,
SEEM gaitle, Ya., bate cine 8lino
6arn1rGperation 5,pei Wodne auriif.
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pabiperre fiir Il. =.
KGn,pfer int kl. GanH

Seruialen. Gas bieii9c omerifa.
nil6e @eneraltonllat peroTfcntlihte
cine amtlid)e gereiirbarllna, lponoh
omcrlfaniide 8iirser, oie aftiu az
oen &Glnpfen in Yalditino teilnehmcn
ibren amerifaniid)en HoB abaebtr
niiiien unb i'm crit 5llriiderbaltrn,
naboem iie iiir lire Seimatreiie Nor-
tchrungen gctrofien baben. -.
@0rtlih beibt es in ser @cfannt.
madr,ng:
"Sas amerifoniihe @eneral= Son.
Itlat lit bcauftragt noraen, Sen
Stanoprntt Der II. 9. HcNicrllnN tc
fannt5u9cbcns monoh amcrifaniid)c
Gdiie amcrifaniiden 4, @iirgcru n:dt
ausaelteat iperben, oamit lie ms 9ll,s-
lcno rciIen, nm BORT nilitGriihcn
9ienIt fiir sIuslanoer 81 lciiten. Tic
II. g. Heaierlma ,uenbet iih nit Nasf,,
arud acaen Die Ginmiif,una oberSeil,
nabme amerifaniiher 8iirgeran aus.
l0nNiIden politiid)eu SGtigfciten. gle
iuent lid helonhcrS 9egcn Die Ginreib,
lna IN ollSIGnoiihe SireitfrGfte.
v0aber bat bns Staatsocpartment
ocm amerifanilhen General -&oniulot
Den Inftrag 9cgeben, sic EGile oller
iolher nmerifaniiher @itrecr ein;ll-
foroern, sic in elmer n,ilitGriid)en Gi,
aenidmit in EalGitiua oicncn. sscrucr
Mt befanntSuaebcn, baB, mdbreno iic
Iih in ioIhcm Iienlt beiinhen, lie
niht oas Redt boben Iollen, oils @iir.
ger Mnerfonut sli mcrben. Smerifns
|niIhe TdiIe. hie MIR fir cine birefte
HciIe nod Sen Ser. Staatcn aiilti9
lino, neroen Iold,cn Gerlonen crit nod
ser 9cenbigung hires MilitGrSicnitcs
rmb crit nahbcm iie enhgiiltige Tcr.
febrl,ngcn fir lire Seimfcbr nah Sen
Ser. Staaten gctroiicn hohcn, aus.
eeItent ipcroen."
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3irdjen Iramen Herein.

gs biene allen SdtpeItcrn sur &c.
fdniacn Nahriht, haB sic nGd,it:
GeriammIuna am IS. ,s.hrnar, 6 llhr
ubenbs Itattfinbet. MGe Sdpeitern
iino erilbt aablreid 81 erideinen.
Der iiblihe iSaE,ilienaben5 iinai
Inn s l1br abenSs ar. tpp,u oIe @e-
1ieinbeglieoer lno oeren Sre,mSe
aufS ber5lidft eingelaoen iino.
Die Shapeitern Marie Shinblcr.
9lnna Meinertb ltnb NoeIc e ,sfe tpcr.
Den &affee nnb Sudden ierbiereu.
Minnie &nrres, Sefr.
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Jiir !6ers mn6 Sinn.

Sie nGhite regelm1bige 8eriamm"
lung oes 3tueis 80 iinoet am Conn
taa. ben Z. TGrS. 8 lbr nadmittaas
itatt 0ieie 8eriammlung lit iebr
iuiftig. @ir tpollen in bieier Ser,
iammlung aud oie 9eleaaten our
&onbention oes Central 8erbanoes
ertpdblen. 9enft nah, liebe 8riioer,
iper am beiten fir oas @obl oeines
8ereins lno oeiner 3entrale arbeiten
miro. grtpablt tii6tige MGnner als
cure 8ertreter.
llniere &ranfenliite lit tpieberml
perlGnaert. Nidt neraeBt: Gin @ebet
fir beinen franfen gereiusbruoer
bilit bielmals mcbr oils sic teuerite
Ieoi5in. &ranf oarnieoer liegen: @r.
sonp 5ruidnaf, 8eors Stcfieno,
@eora 9eppner. Mid,ael 9e,tid,, 5.
Gbeff, 5reo Sartman in @idcliffs.
9anio @ofeih uno Mif)ael 3afel.
@ir tpiinihen ibnen bal6ige @eilmh-
belt.
'8eidloiien: Seben ssreitas bon 6
bis 12 l1br nbenbs elm ssiiheiien i'm
SadNenbeim 5,l ierpicren 81 eincm
iebr geringen Hreiie. Sir oieien
9lbenb ipir6 Elm Sin @illp @ano Die
%uiif lieiern. 2ebtcr ssrcita9abenS
tpar Elm sroBer Grfols. Sseoer Der nur
fam ioa an ieoem 5reitasabenb feline
! Iamilie nno sSrel,noe gum Sahien-
beim bringen. @idt nur elm billiges
Giien miro ierpiert, ionoern pielmebr
luitige llnterbaltungsitilnoen tperoen
einem aeboten. Sir ehte briioerlihe
llnterbalt,ng beiud)t oasSadienbeil
am ssreitaaabeno. SSehen Samstaa-
abeno miro aud SanSmuiif iiir Sung
un6 ait aeboten.
8cihloiien: Seoer Bruoer, Scr icin
bolles &rantengelb bcfommen bat ,,nh
| nod INNER franz lit erbalt $1,000
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Batter: nhb Sohn-0anfett bcs
8ruSerbmnoes bes ct. ,Sohannes.
Stride.

Der 8ruoerbuno oet Gp. 9,tb. ct
Sobanses Stride peranItaltet am y.
Debruar, INN $50 l1br abenos, in
ben 1dulrdltmen Der Stride oas jibr.
li6e Batter ,mb Sobn. .9anfett rno
Ia5t aae Slater uns oeren S0bne To-
tpie Gre,,nbe nit ibren SGhnen berg
htit ELM lid baran 5u beieilieen. Gin
eifriaes &ou,itee lit an Ser Irbei,
alles aufs bette pora,bereiten. gei
auen @itelieoern Ses 8ruoerbunSes
fino 8anfettfarten gu baben. GaS
&6snitee bittet ale gGter, bie iid) unl
8anfett beteilisen iuollen iib lpGte-
itms bis "a. 6ebruar ansumeloelr,
oarnit es tpeiB iid seniiseno porsu.
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3t,sS Gtepelaf,N, Ohic

fenbetrn. Nue iiitS ber5lid, tpillfo,nme,l
Sonntag, Sen %. sSebr., nobmittags
LIT u,nier Marientog -@artenpartic,
tnoan alIe &olfssenoiien bon nab
,n,h fern berslichi; etngelaoen iinh.
Ratnenstas -SdipeItern bon Ssanuar,
Sebruar, Mdrs iins boilihIt erlnd,t
ettuas Gebadenes mit5ubrinsen. 9os
&onitpe lit iebr bemiibt GILES mifs
bette sll bereiteu ,aro ihGne Sid. uno
&a,lptpreie 81 perteilen. 8uhen unn
@affee miro ierpiert.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iinS alle 8e'
anltinnen bonn 3.peia A, ioipie SetNp.
&atb. Saner, Sui. Eileaer, Wilb.
Gor. Cara Snaertb ,lno emma Sart-
mann. Sm Silfsfumitee fiir Marien-
tae -&artenpartie Iinb gmma Sart,
mann, Marie Shneiocr., &atb. Gba-
fp, &atb. sdmiot No. 3, 6eImino
Serman.
9Ue SfapeItern, sic erfranfen,
ioIlen iid NIT SoftoratteIt fronf mel.
sem Bel Der Erot. .sSefr. H.
@uf Ser aranfenliite fms: agncs
Shuuer, &atb. ssronm &atb. Nieh=
merit, Nartba ShalIler, Marie Si,no-
mis-, Misi Sietrif, Marie aber-M Miil-
ler.. Marg. RiiIler in Mrisona ,,nh
2atb. @ieb. Nir iuiiniden allen bul-
bige 8eiierung. 6. Siihler, Sefr.
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- s 4
aber es 1T cine srose Jre,.oe a.. b0rc,'
oab iie ,uieoer beiier lit ,mS ndd)tt
Mode in bie SDule eeben fann.
@r. uno Shm. 90. 0aicr Sr. fins
Die itolsen @rcReltern non z Yfunt
8 ll5. Mihela Hal,la, geboren am 5
6ebruar. Tie &leine lit Die 5ne!te
Sodter Don gr. Midnel unS Ni!oret
8aier ST., 1OS15 6. ct. 2olliS sIpe
Mutter uno Iohter iino 6eioe in
better @eiunobeit. @ir tuiinicten .bsr
Samilie 8aier cine seie9nete 2uf,lnit
Sarab @eirif, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
Canton Silfsmerf G6arptcr ::
8eriht

Gen Mitalieoern oes Canton S,ilis,
ipcrfs Chapter 2 eritatten ,pir bier.
nit Den iabrliben 8eri6t ullieres
Silfssperfs. Sm 9tanen aller geam-
ten, in aaereriter Sil,ie alien Senen
Die gerne lmo nit treuem Serscn, pol
lem Gifer burh @obltat .unn Mrbeii
oas Silislucrf ioroertcn iaeen lulr
Sen innigiten Sanf aus. Gin groBer
Ganf ergebt on Die Sdnpci;ern unS
griioer bon Canton, Sic bcilu gafete.
baden nitgebolien baben lne aud
jest mitbelien, ioiuie au Sic 3lpeige
IA uno II. &arpatben 8eiangperci,
ffiir Die groBe Witbilfe uno reider
8aben; allf ,lniern Gantoner Sahier
Suniors lei eeoanft fiir ibre Wit
arbeit. @ott ser s(Gnldbtige Serr nns
Seilano m0se ieinen rei6en Segtr
aeben alien Die eerne ieinem Nuf in
Der beilisen 8ibel folsten uno ibri
Screen oiineten. @ir bitten, Got
.po1e Die Ser5en au1 oerer erOIiner
Die bis jest nod fern geblieben uni
gar nifts beiaetrasen baben, oarni
'ie enolih audi erfennen lperoen bai
es ibnen als Gbriiten ibre Yfliht ii
ibren Witmenifcns 2anoslellten uni
Irellnoen 5ll belien, bie in iremoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
@laiins Gin GROCER Grfols.

SSbr aae meine ainoerden babt mir
am 8lalitsabeno nlr la,lter ,sreuSe
gemaht, ibr mart cine if0nc 3abl.
lleber 175 &iuoer bcianoen lid, in,
Sa6icnbciln. Sir Elm icocs bate ser
SnfeI 0Iaiius Gin Gafct 3udcr uno
mebrere '8eihcnfe. @ie ibr ale &C.
tan5t babt. Gs iuar tpirflif, 81 ital.
nen luie Ihon Eapn unb Schter.
@robpatcr umS Gnfelfino Yolfa rno
.Sitterbug" tan3en fonnten. Cider
bat es oabei,n biele 1roben aeaebeu.
9ie Mliif mar gut fir sllt rnb Sung
sluh Scr rFop" unb .SSsce Cream"
fam einem gut SIT.
Gem 9omitee: Sobonn 3. Srbcn,
0Sihacl @eltber, Carl @aumamn,
Sad 3in3 ,mo slooIpb 3. 3eG lei auis
berslid)ite geoanft fiir lire ausgeseid,.
nete quite Mrbeit. Sic baben iid iiher
piele Iiibe aeaeben Elm fold, ihones
6cit 5u arranaicren lno onB ser grs
iolg Elm gutter ipar lit ser bette 9onf
Sen lie baben fonnen.
@eionberen Can't ioaen mir Dem
Snfel ssreb Neller, Der ipie alliGhr-
lih tpieberllm ieine Spenbe non 3eit
,lnb @abe bcm 8laiilsfcIt aeipihmct
bat. GoB ser glaiius Elm grober Gr,
folq tuar. ioq Iein better Can't iein.
@ir tpollen aber nift peraeiiea
Dem 3tueis 80 5u oanfen fir allies
,pas er gegeben bat bieien &inoer-
abeno erfolareih 81 MAIDEN. Gen gl.
tern unb @rcBcltern ser Ginoer oan>
fen mir ipeil lie bie 3inberfen uns
gebraht baben. Sbnc sic 8inoer luGrc
ser glbeno iifcr MIR elm geipobnliher
Samstaadbeno geipeien; aber nit Der
&inberihar ipar es ipie I'M Simmcl.
0enn ,po Der Menih laft lno ipielt,
mo oas Sers Dor lauterssrel,oc iprinGt
ba lit Ser Seaen 8ottes - bo lit es
himmliih.
Sas &omitee.
ber 81. &. Ref, SefretIr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12

Sdroe nttfer S@n1df), ytot 1tt10 Vein
fern bon ibrem &siInatsort, fern BON
ibren 9ieben ibr 0aiein friiten miiiien
Sa on barte Seele. b6relt on niht bas
tiefe &lagen mo Seuf5en oeirer
6reltnoe uno 8riioer, ,oeren 6leben oil
uns bier in Mmerifa ergebt uno tic
bitten llm Silfe Ole lie iebr bebiirfen.
Saiiet lns ollie mitbelien bieies 8e.
oitrfnis 81 itillen,. nit nel,em GiIer
mciter arbeiten bis bas Notleioen be.
enSet it, mann INNER Dies iein mag.
9as Gantoner Chapter 2 ianotc
i'm lebten Sahr bon 1 Ssebr. 1947 biz
gum I. 6ebr. 194S 500 Yafete an
Die Notlpibenbeu in europa. Die TO-.
talen Ginnabmen in 1947 maren
$2,915:53 uno., oie slusaaben $2..
s7O.2S. Gen oetailierten 9eridt bin
if gerne bcreit ab5lgeben. faus ibr
i'm boren tpollt in ser nGblten Ser
iamnllung oes &ilfstperfs. oie am
eriten Montag i'm Monat I'M s llbr
abenos abgebalten miro. SO bite
fommt aqe 5ur 8eriamml,,na, nur
10 fGnnt ibr genau eriabren pobin
ellre Spenben geben. Nohnlals berss
lidIteu Can't on Guh ale iiir cure
Sherflein. M0ge Gnb @ott es ha=
Iohnen bnrd, @eiunobeit unb 3n=
frieoenheit. Sobn Smilep. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
Sle6en6droHd d.2lmerffauiiAss polfsbIaft,

foIgenoen Dorten iibereeben:
ssiinf,,no3tpanaie Sabre iino idcn
perfloiien
Seio ibr ben gbebl,no baht
eeihloilen.
Spariam ileiBig nno pcrtpdrts-
itreben,
@ar eas 3ieI e,mes bcgonnenen
Gbeleben.
9l,rb barte Mrbeit nnb lanae
St,n0en
Sabt ibr Den Weg gum Griolg
gefllnoen.
SeIbItGnoigfeit. @ei,,nb l,nh s.
3nberiidt
Ias tpar unS bleibt ed,te Sahien
pflibt.
MSae oas 92eiuItot oieicr 5atiadcr
Gud in 3ufunft piel eIiidIider
mad]en.
9omit ibr e,lren qcloenen Sod)s
5eitstag
@eiuno uno 5,,frieben erleben mag
9as tuiinibt ellh iamt e,lrer
Iieben sSamilie inn 9famen ser @ler
Barf Nahbarihaft
Simon &ellinger, Mlt=Hofbaruater