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Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
University Notes

Edmond J. Vaklyes, University of
Delaware business administration
student from Wilmington, has been
named National Social Action Com
mittee chairman for approximately
100000 Newman Club members Iii
secular colleges and universities III
the United States, according to
Richard Oliver, recent graduate of
the University of Alabama who is
national president of the Newman
Club Federation.
Mr.. Vaklyes recently attended the
first Students Social Action Insti-
tute held at Detroit, as a delegate
from the Middle Atlantic Province
of Newman Clubs, of which he is
vice-president. He reported on the
results of the Institute as a men,
Der Of the Social Action Panel at
the Newman Clubs national con-
YentiOn at the University of Mime
sofa in September.
His new duties include organiza-
tiOn of a committee of one member
from each OF II regional provinces
throughout the country and presen-
tatiOn of a positive program to i'm
plement this years federation
theme, "The Social Responsibility of
the Catholic College Student"
Active in extra-curricular activi-
ties at the University of Delaware,
Mr.. Vaklyes has served as president
of the Newman Club for two years
and as a former editOr-in-chief of
! the undergraduate newspaper, The
Review. He is a member of Alpha
Phi Omega, national service fra
ternity, and the University World
Relief Committee.
He is the son of Mrs. John w.
Vaklyes, Sr., of 532 North Bancroft
Parkway, Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
BritOn's Prince Makes
Mark AS Skipper
Of Royal Yacht
AP Newsfeatures

PORTSMOUTH, Engl. - Britain's
sailor Prince Philip, who works for
the navy all week, sometimes takes
busman's holiday and goes sailing
on the week-ends.
He is skipper of the royal yacht
"BluebOttle," a 29-foOt dragon class
craft, given to him and Princess
Elizabeth for a wedding present By
the Island Sailing Club at Cowes.
Isle of Wight.
The duke-the prince is better
known here as the Duke of Edin-
burgh-lOst his first race in Blue
bottle, but everyone around expects
him to be a winner when he gets a
full crew aboard BluebOttle carries
three and on that trip, he had only
+. NJ. CrichtOn as crew.
Following the birth of her baby,
Princess Elizabeth will, no doubt,
sail with her husband.
All eyes were on the Duke on his
maiden trip with BluebOttle Sept. 6.
His presence at the helm was a sur
PRISE, because the yacht has sailed
IN previous races under substitute
skipper CrichtOn.
Dressed in grey flannel trousers
and white sweater, the Duke maneu-
yered BluebOttle into second place
at the start of the race and kept her
there until the last leg,
Tricky winds at Lee-on-SOlent
heat him in the end. Although he
trimmed sails adrOitly. he could not
pick up a steady breeze and Blue
bottle Jagged sixth Of 13
Finally the wind died altogether
and the regatta was called off be-
fore the finish. Experts had seen
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
ADAMS K ROADS

Sunday School, 10 a. m.-BlOOmery
Mrs. Charles Fountain and two
sons, Bobby and Joey, spent
Thanksgiving in Philadelphia with
her parents, returning home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. DOnal Davidson made a busi-
ness trip to Wilmington, Friday.
Mr.. J. w. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Johnson and two daughters,
Gloria Mae and Darline and Mrs.
Eftie Adams spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
Cristworth and daughter, Nancy, in
New Jersey.
Miss Minnie Adams of Whining
ton, visited her sister Saturday and
Sunday and on her return was ac-
companied by Mrs. Orrie Adams fol-
short visit.
Mrs. Harold Adams visited Mrs
John Adams, Sunday.
Mr.. Debbie Fountain and Mrs
Charles Johnson will be hostesses
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
FELToN


The next meeting Of the w. S. G. S.
will be held Monday, December 9th,
at 1880 In the Community Hall. 1t
will be a Christmas Party and every
member is expected to bring a gift
for exchange. The cost is not to ex-
.ceed twenty-five cents.
The Manship Church people wish
10 thank the public for their gener-
Gus patronage on Thanksgiving Day.
They. served six hundred and thirty
three dinners, the most they have
ever served.
The Paradise All Club held their
November meeting at the home of
Betty Sipple. Movies of the Kent &
Sussex Fair were shown. The an
pual election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Joseph G. Bell;
Vice President, Tabitha Rattray:
Treasurer, Betty Sipple; Secretary.
Page Sylvester; Club Reporter,
Clara Pittard; and Recreation
Leader, Janet Sylvester. Refresh
nents were served and future prof.
ects for the club were discussed.
Pins for club work we're awarded by
Miss Webb, who talked about new
projects for the club.
The w. S. c. S. was pleased
with the proceeds OF the Rummage
Sale held last Friday and Saturday
About seventy dollars was received
Mrs. Oscar Hill went back on
Sunday to the Milford Hospital for
observation and treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin COverdale
had their children home for Thanks
giving. They are. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Huppert Of Chadd's Ford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond COverdale
Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Miller of Will
mingtOn were weekend visitors Of
Mrs. Emma Raughley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Creadick anC
son, Wayne, spent their Thanksgiv,
ing with Mrs. Creadick's sister, Mrs
LeOra Cannan in Mount Clair, N. ]
Mrs. Eben Hughes has been visit
ing her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Reed Hughes and son, Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin D. Turner
and daughter, Ellen, of Wilmington
were weekend guests Of Mrs. J. E
Everett and son, Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor werO
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clayton Porter in Greensboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ramsey
gave a birthday party to her son
Sammy, last Wednesday, in honor O
his sixth birthday.
Misses Edith and Esther Keller
Of Wilmington, visited their mOtheI
and sister, here, for the holidays.
Mr.. Temple Stubbs entertained
the Mt Olive Ladies Aid at he
home last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walke
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

enough, however, to form the opin-
ion that the Duke is a cool and re-
sOurceful helmsman who knows how
to get the best out of his craft.
Modest and energetic, he is pOpu-
lar along the shore. When freshen-
ing breeze enabled BluebOttle to
move, the duke sailed close inshore
and waved a CHEEKY goodbye to the
spectators on the beach.
The duke learned to sail as a
schoOlboy and was able to keep his
hand in at Naval stations after the
war.
BlueEOttle is exactly like other
dragons in design, but is painted
royal blue and has the dukes crest
on the bows. Her racing ensign
carries the monogram 'EP" for
Elizabeth and Philip.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Kitchen scissors are practical to
use for many holiday tasks. Put
them to work in cutting up dried
and glazed fruit for cake and cook
les, in quartering marshmallows for
sweet potato dishes or for desserts,
in shredding parsley for garnishing.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Tulane Stadium at New Orleans,
scene Of the annual Sugar Bowl
football game, is the largest steel
stadium in the world, with $4,000
seating capacity.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

to the w. S, c. S. of Bloomery
Church on Wednesday afternoon in
the Community Building.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Respective top seeds of the race
horse, hare and greyhound are 49,
As and 40 miles an hour.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

On the eve Of World War III, au-
tOmObile registration totaled 3d.
100000 in the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

About 175 million gears are used
in making five million automotive
vehicles.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
Pain

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aches and pains Of Rheumatism, Arthritis.
NeuTitis. Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia try
Remind. Works through the blood. First dose
usually starts alleviating pain 50 you can
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Get RoHIild ct druggist today. Quick. COM
plete satisfaction OF money back guaranteed
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
Hearing Set On District

A hearing on the proposed consolidated school district will be held here on either March 25 or April 2, according to word re ceived this week from Judge Anthony J. Dimond.
 Although the law does not re- quire hearing before ordering an election on such a district, Judge Dimond wired John c. Hughes, attorney, that hs felt one should be held.
 The petition for the district, sponsored and circulated by the League for Better Citizenship, has been received by the District Court in Anchorage. MT. Hughes has been handling the legal work in it's preparation.
 The Anchorage firm of Davis and Renfrew, attorneys, are pre-. pairing an order for hearing and a notice for publication, Mir. Hughes said.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
NOTICE
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOC

Notice of Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the members of the Kodiak Electric Association will be held on Mon- day, March, l, l94S, at 8 o'clock pm at the Kodiak Community Center, for the election of a board of nine directors to serve for one year and until others are chosen and qualified in their stead; and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.
 Norman Sutliff, Secretary ? 2S
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

These wul children the Neu FREEMAN camp Munich
receive special food and with funds provided by the
$s50OOO0OO United Jewish Appeal the Joint Distribution
Committee These Jewish children and $4,000 others In the
ne are provided with supplementary food kindergarten faci
& TOYS clothing medicine and other essentials BY this
the United Jewish Appeal The UJA also supports the reset
alemen and rehabilitation activities Of the United Palestine
lAppeal and the United Service for New Americans
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
The Dream of Eden
By Clarence Edwin Flynn

BY Clarence Edwin Flynn
The happiness of Eden
Where good viii was supreme,
And life unspoiled ard lovely
That is the hearts dear dream
The poet and the prophet
Have seen its glow and power.
And in the human spirit
Nurtured it like flower.
Closed was its mighty gateway.
The Angel OF the Lord
Stood guard before its portal.
Armed with q flaming sword
Yet man keeps hoping, trusting.
TIL. wrong ard error past,
a chastened race, ard weary.
Finds its way hack at last
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

Laura Hobson. who wrote that
sensational best seller. Gentle
mans Agreement" has 3 swell
retort for those who give out with
Some OF my best. friends are
Jews" Laura harpoons those who
haven't suspected she IS Jewish
with: Some OF my best friends.
too. have been Jews inciuding
my mother ard father"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-23

FOR SALE-Lawn mower $40; Sec'y
desk $50; q bed, spring and mattress
500; Vanity and Mirror $40; Daven-
port and chair $40; Washing machine
$25. 1902 Gilead Ave. Phone 1888.
910-7-7
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-23

AVON SPECIALS
Deodorants, Sun Lotion, After-Shav-'
ing Lotion, Daphne Talcum. Beauty
Basket, Traveller. Grace Ray, 2913
Gabriel Ave. Phone 1886. 911-77
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-23

FOR SALE-Girls Bicycle with light
and horn; in excellent condition. Phi.
928. 6-23-30/7-7
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-23

FOR SALE-Full size bed & springs
in good condition. Zion Home, Room
100. Phone 751. 909-6-9-16
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-23

FOR SALE-8-piece dining room set,
good tires 700x15 and 600x16, tar and
building paper, doors and windows,
sawbucks, wheelbarrow, water pipe,
work bench and emery wheel, some
tools and lumber, etc. 18th and Lake
Drive, Bartlett Beach, Zion. 907-6-16
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-23
CLASSIFIED ADS
RATES

FOR SALE-Baby chicks, turkeys &
ducks at Aiuppy's, 1909 W. 26th st.
Phone 2747. 765 cont
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
3ipei9 46.

Gs oiene allen Sd)iueitern 5l,r se.
fdnigen 9enntnis, oab unIere ndhIte
9eriammllng 0onnerstag, oen 10.
SSsl,ni. s llbr abenbs absebalten miro.
gitte ole 5u fommes, oenn es iino
tpibtise 8eidifte gu beipre6en.
slud miro uniere 9tlegatin ben @e.
ridt bon Der &onnention abgeben.
SIN &omitee iino bie folgenoen
SdnueItern: Sara Salmen. gliiabetf
SdGbburser, Cara ebert, agncs
&ebler.
M1ade befannt oaB Sdaueiter g.
Self operiert iultroe, unb 5ler lelber'
3eit befanb iid ai,d Sfppelter Sarn
@eino i'm &oipital. 8eibe baben nit
Bottes &iIfe Die Operation gut iiber'
itanben uno befinoen iid) auf benz
Mese our 8eiierllns. SOFTEN beios
Sf,peitern baIo in ,,nierer Ufitt 5l'
ieben. Sui. Botidner, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
0amendor Sasonia.

Die nddlte Geriamnll,ne finSei
Tonnerstas nad Ser Erobe, am 10
S,,ni, itatt. Gam uno Sennp Iber
iino ipieoer suriid aus 5Iorioa uni
gliie 8inoer lit ui,d ipieoer seiiln>
uno friib. ltniere Yrdi. Eiup Si'
garto tpuroe als 8rGi. Ser gereinig.
ten OamendGre BON Glepelano &C.
tpdbG Sdnserin 9atb. Nautb oils
Gbrenprdi., uno S1nserin Jlorence
Smitb als gi5eprdi. aue orei iinS
@itsIieber ser Saronia. @ir sratl,,
lieren allen ber5lih.. Sdngerin u.
anaa iagen mir lnier tiefltes geilsia
ibres beritorbenen gaters Serrn 90.
Greiot gebiirtis aus Oelltidtreu5,
Siebenbiirgen; oeseleiden ibrer lie
ben @utfer, ssrau Mnna Hreibt.
8ott trCite euh ibr 2ieben.
gIiiabetb Siidler. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
Adtnn9 Aanetbler

Sonntog, ben q. Suni, tpirb Ser
IgnetbIer r8rieore" in Glepelanb
abgebalten uno lapar auf allsemeincs
gerlangen tpieber a,,f Wtc9iraban's 3
8rope tpie i'm porigen Sabr.
Gin tiidtises aomitee miro ber=
Iuhen oieies fir ale elm id,Gnes Jeit
su nafen. Sir grfriidunsen uno
quite Sansmuiif miro seiorse. aud)
boffen mir oaB Ser @1ettermann Die
iesmal beiiar nit ,ns cooperiert.
8itte mn6t e,lre SSuseno auf oc,t
ensIiiden Mrtifel be5ilglid) oieier
Sad)c ultfmerfiam.
Der Hlas lit fir aIle leidt 81 fin.
ben. Glepelanoer nebmt EearI &oah
bis yorf 3oao rno ahtet ouf bas
3eifen bas an Yorf &oao angebradi
lit. Insiudrtiee 2arr6slcl,te neb:n1
80 unb 3 in 9sortb Nopalton. 111
Meilen ent7ernt lit Yorf Stoab. bicl
redts einbiesen umb ~ Neile brins1
eud an Den Eidnidplas.
@ir boffer nuf elm 5abEreidjes
grlbeinen Der Mgnetbler.
0as &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
2nn&epn-9arten Hartie nnb
Bate Gale

Sim Wsittiuod). Ben %. sunni peran=
italtet Der 0amendor Saronia Slr
Stdrfung Der Tereinstaiie ein
2undeon Nartie. Gin foitIides Wit
tageiien miro INN 1890 llbr ierpieri
uno nadber unterbaltune nod 8e.
Iieben. @adtparen iperoen ge,iieens
borban6en iein gum Berfauf.
ssm 2omitee iin6 1inp Sisarto
GbarIotte @ottidline. Sattp Sdnei
Der. gli5. antoniiis. Mare. Wfiiaer
aafb. S4miot. 6. Sii4ler. SoIi'
9beqman un6 Suiie @ebner. Spcn
ben 6afiir bonn 2omitee i'm 8oraus
6onteno angenommen. Mud Coles
Iar Stamps iperoen aneenommcm.
@ir Iaoen ole uniere 8oIfssenof
fen bon Oit ,,no @eit un6 un,eebune
ber5lifit elm. Das @omitee.
per g. 9iidIer, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03

Spieles lit z llbr. Sd tpinide ole
Samrl,oer borauf allfmerfiam 81,
MAIDEN 0aB iie ibr 8uh mitbringen.
Die ibone DeGe tpirS bort iein gum
Inieben 1no miro an bem Mbe,lb
an oen gliidliden 8eiuinner abeese.
ben. gs tuerben alrb altBeroem nod
piele idone Hreiie berteilt ,peroen.
Wir Iaoen alIe Samruoer ,no oeren
5reunoe beralit elm blprd ibren 8e.
iub mit5ubelfen Elm eutes @erf 81,
f0roern. Ser neue 2ebrer in &am=
ruben ilt Ser Sobn bon 0rau Sara
3ultncr unS 8ruoer bon Glbobet9
Srenot bon Gbicago. 8r. Sultner BE-
lorat ni6t nur bas 9ebramt ionoern
AUDI oas Yfnrramt Inn oie Soften ei-
mes Hfarrers in oieien id,ueren Sci.
ten 5u iparen. Gs tpiiroe uns freucn
reft niele Grellnoe uno Conner on
oem slbeno besriiben 5u fonnen.
Sopbie @l,re, Sefr.
8it. 4O1O.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
Nus 0arY, Jf,Niai,a
5tpei9 40.

Die regelmaBige Terlamnlitla
finbet am 10. Suni, 1 l1br nad)=
mittass inn Sadienbeim on Der II.
uno 8ooiebeIt itatt. Sm 8omitee fiir
Nonat sunni iinS: &atb. @inanop
Ngnes 8agner, Gig. 8enrid, SSrel,e
8itiefe. glia Wi0ims, 9atb. Sung
beim, Cara 8enrif. Susleib aud
&oriteberin tom &omitee.
Ser 3tueig 40 bat 5rei franfe
Sdtueitern: Sauna Carlton. 8egi=
no Sartman unb Sui. @ottihling.
Gas &ranfenfomitee YauIa Marfel
uno Maria Maurer lit sebeten 6ieie
&ranfen gu beiu6en.
N0e Sdnpeitern oie Sen Stiftunss.
feit-Dollar nid,t >betablt baben iinS
gebeten 5u be5ablen in Der Ser
iaInmlung am 10. Sum-. aae Shnc'
itern Die i'm &omitee iino unb nibt
arbeiten fonnen. ioaen ben $1.O0 in
Oie 8eriammlllns ididen on bent
ielben Gag luenn iie i'm &on,itee iino
&aifee unb SUDDEN Su ierpieren uno
nid)t stuei @onate nabber. Cara
9aoio tpar Die sliidli9e Nerion bie
oas Quilt an Dem Stiftunesfeit er,
belt. 9ie Sdiuelter Oapio 6anft
3meig 40 oafiir.
SdhpeItern bopm 3iueig 40 fomnl1
oue in Die 8eriammluns am 10
Suni. oenn ser 8erift bon Ser &on
pention ipiro eeseben. el,,d) ioIlel
unSere tpidtise Yunfte erleoist iuer
oen. Cara Slion, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03

3neis 38.

OWSSS OCs
IS biene nllen Mitglieoern CUR
eefdQieen gsadridt. oaB Die nadite
0eriammlung Sonntag, ben 6. Sum-,
2:30 llbr nafmittags in Der Scr.
einsbaqe itattfin6et. Gie Witslieoer
fino eebeten iid piinftlih un6 5abl=
reid an bieier @eriammlung au be.
teilieen. geeben an6eren spidtigtn
@ti9dften tueroen aud Die Dele9a-
ten Die 8eridte bon Ser 6iesidbrige,,
&onbention bringen. gs tpiiroe nns
frtuen tuenn iid iebr piele in oieier
Beriammlung ieben Iaiien nn6 ben
suten Beridt anboren. Nah bee Ser
fammling tperoen bic 0rduen oud)
2unh ierbieren un6 es tpiro haitie
5ugeben, ali6 @ortenipiel. Sir bof.
fen bab fi4 alle eutiteben6 made,'
i'm 8erein un6 auh inn Central Ser.
bdno. @ir tuiiniden allen bic auf Der
arantenliite iino baIoiee Geneiune.
S. @osmeiittr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
2l,,s ue,p pere, 4. 4.
3iueis Al.

beidloB in Ser letten 8eriamml,,no
Elm &artenpurtie fir Die t1dite Scr
famulung gum 8obl uno Beiten lit.
ierer &ramfenfaiie abaubalten. @cil
unicre ginnabmen iebr flein iino
uno mir ;ielnlih erobe aussaben ba.
ben. iolte feiner febkn.
Die nt11Nte 8erialnmIltne miro
oen atpeiten Sonntag. aIio am t3.
Suni, 3 llbr nadmittass in Der
Mopart &aae, 1928 6. Sc. ctr. abse.
balten.
llnierer lieben S@tpeiter 6. Scilcr
Die 5nr 3eit iib in Mri5ona befin6et.
tpiiniden mir baloise geiierune uno
elm baloiges @ie6eriebert.
aatb. 3ontid. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03

elieber 6es 3tpeis 81 tper6en bier
nit In aenntnis eeiest, BOB 3speia
81 am 6. Stunt i'm Saronia Harf Elm
otfenes Htdnid neranltaltet. Giien
miro um 1 ltbr ierbiert uno bon 4
bis 9 llbr abenos lit TanS. sllle
Mitelieoer mno beren sSreunoe iino
ber5lih eingelaben gu oieiem offenen
Hidnid. Sir CUTE Muiif lit geioret.
&cmmt alle ,lno berlebt einiee frobe
Stlin6en inn areiie Der Detroiter. gs
1aoet ber5lidNt Elm Das 4omitee.
Mihael Tcutldh Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
1ranenborier pnb Arbesener
Yidni6

Mllen alnleren 2anosle,lten uno
ssreun6en biene 3i,r &enntnis, bab
unier 8idnid am 20. SUM- bel Grll,
@egina @aiier itattfinoet. I'm bit'
srtommen auf ben Hlas nebme MON
2orain Mpe. BUS Bis Beit 189. Ctr.
redts Biz Storp Moab, Iinfs 10000
@albrube. 8itte i1uut MIR nod benz
@egpeiier. &on,n,t einmal ale bon
nab uno fern. @ir m0dten uts
freuen euf anrnal ane begriiBen 5u
f0nnen. Gs lit elm iebr ih0ner Nlas
Arinet nur einen euteefiillteu
2orb ,no erten &unor nit. Sir
alles anoere fopgt bas aomitee.
Wiife Bbillipp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03

am Sonntag, Sen 6. Suni 3 ltbr
nabmittags. sue Mitglieoer iino CT.
iubt lid, gutltebenb su MAIDEN unS
Der Seriamml.,ns bei5uipobnen.
Ser &onnentionsberidt miro nor-
geleien nno nad) Ger Seriammlune
baben mir unier 8affeefrdn3den nit
&artenipiel.
auf Der &ranfenliite iino: gIis.
@eber, Siloesaro Son, Sui. Serman
Nsnes 0rotleff, 8utb. sber, 3atb.
8loh, S,tiie Shneioer l,no Marg.
3ideli. aaen Sdtpeltern tpiiniden
mir baISige 8eiierrng.
gliiabetb 9iidler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
ct. Sobannes 8rnberbnn6
4ifnif.

81. .SoGunnes 8en,einoe 8ruberhulo
peranitaltet am q. Suni i'm Gillette
Sabienbeim 8arten 14OO Sit 55.
|Strabe. elm eroBes Benefit -Eidnif.
anfang 2 l1br nadmittaes. gs sibt
nTerbano Spiele fir &inoer uno
G1padIene. Cute Muiif tpiro gum
Cans al,fipieIen. gintritt nur 5Oc
Die Eerion. grfrild)uneen a1no 8rot=
hen iino 81, buuen fir niebriee Erei-
ie. gs lo6et ale Dfitglieber ser ct.
Sobannes 8emeinoe, beren 5relmoe,
sic Seutidygemeinbe unS ole Mit-
glineoer Der &ranfenpereine unO
@eiangpereine ber5lihit Elm oaran
tei1jltnebmen. 0as &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
N,a< Serai,,, Okie
Siueis 5.

Maen Briioern oiene 5llr Nadridi
6aB nniere re9elmaBige 8eriamnI=
lung Samstas. oen 5. Ssllni, abenos.
itattfinoet. llnier &o,tnentions. Dele.
gat miro uns oen 8eridt bon Der
6iesiGbrigen &onbention eritatten.
6arum ioIten ale 8rii6er an,peiens
iein, banit iie tuiiien tpas in Ser
&onpention borgefommen lit.
Na66em unier Bruoer Sobn Yai,l
@eber in ben Stano Der gbe treten
tpiro nit gitber &amula Samstag.
ben 5. Sum-, brineen mir ibnen iu,'
iere ber3li6ite Graduation enteeeen
Ttel Slid. Sobn Saub, Sefr
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Sipeis 81.

Ndtnms! 3tueis 81 ,piro Sic Ser.
ianrmIune i'm Monat sunni anitatt
oen co., am 13. SUM-, 3 llbr na6-
mittaes abbalten tpeeen Der Z. g.
S. 1M. @onbention, bie in Garrcll
Itattfin6et am 10. unS 20. Stunt.
Sn 6ieier 8eriammlllng am 13
Suni tperoen sic Oelegutinnen ibre
8eridte abeeben bon Der &onpention.
barum bitten mir ,,m g,lten 8eiud
Sobanna Tiirf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-03
Ndjtuns Samrnber unb Jrennbe.

8itte reierpiert e,,d) oen t3. SUM-
fir einen gerliitlid,en Mbenb nit
&artenipiel uno oersleihen. Sbr
tuiBt oaB Die guten fleiBigen 2eute
in unierem lieben Seimatsoorf Sam=
ruben 10 arm geiuoroen iinS, 10 hai
iie nidt mebr i'm Stanoe iinb Sic
Soften fir Sdyule unb airde aifSu.
brinsen. Oie Silfe tpeld)e ipir ibnen
in siuei Senounsen bis iebt 5ufom.
men lieBen bat ibnen ihon biel &C.
buIfen uno Die 8emeinbe lit iebr
oanfbar bafiir. g'or 5,pei Nonaten
i1enfte lri,s &ufbariila 9erbes ge'
boren in Samruoer. jest bie Jra,l
bon slnop Sdneioer geboren in Seat
5enoOrf. iest auobnbait ut Sort
@apne, cine idGne ielbit sebadelts
| uno geitidte 9ede fiir oen 3iucf
ben Grtrag bapon on Die &irdenfaill
bon 6amruoen 5u Miden. 0as Wiu
iter Der Tede ooer Mfsban lit Dor
Der Eroouftion auf ~Tbe Baretts o.
@impole Street" bon &uoolf @eiier
Das afghan lit bon in,portiertel
@olle gebGdelt. sic Blumen iino oa
rauf in &reu5itid aus 1apeitrpmoll'
eeitidt. Die @r0Be lit 20 mal ~ uni
tit auf $500 seiddst iuoroen. 9atb
Shnei6er bat iabrelang on oieie1
1e6e searbeitet. aud Die Bole oafii,
lit foitipielig. Dober lit es Elm gro
bes Spfer bon ibr fir 6as &eimat
oorf ut,6 oie Notleioen6en Sadien
go cine Spferreuoigteit muB Mn
erfennuns fin6en uno neroient tai,
tienbfnden Danf un6 @ott berselts.
Die $amruber bon Gbiea9o babel
einen @eieQihoftsabeno NIT aarten
tpiel liiiu. .eepla,,t iiir Sonntog, Der
13. Sum-, in Der @beinlanb &alle
Cue Belmont un6 Soutbpart Auc
Bon 6 llbr an iperoen Sanbtuidei
ierbiert. 3affee lln6 SUDDEN 1T src
fir olle an.peienben. Mnfang oes