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A native of the District, Sergt.
Smith was . graduate Of Central
High School, whore he was active
In field sports and was center on
the football team.
His parents are his only survivors.
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Sergt. Malcolm R. Smith
To Be Reburied Thursday

Reburial services for Sergt. NAL
colin Reed Smith, 70, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick E. Smith, 1911
Delafield place NV, who died In
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6. ". Intern Rated Highest
In National Examinations

DR.. Katherine McDermott Her
rold, intern at George Washington
University Hospital. attained the
highest average of 264 candidates
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CLAUDE EMBREY, secretary. s
WILLIAMS, BRITTON. On Friday. De.
cember 3, 194s, BRITTON WILLIAMS Of
12S Thomas st. NV, devoted husband Of
Hattie Lacy Williams, father of Carol l..
simns' e, after pm: Mendss. December
8. friends may call at Frazier's Funeral
Home, Inc, 3s9 r. l. ave. NV. Funeral
Tuesday, December z; at J. pm, from the
Third Baptist Church. 5th and Que sts.
nv, Rey;; G; o; Bullock ofaeiatins. In
WILSON, VIRGIL LEE. On Friday, De-
cember 3, 194s, VIRGIL. LEE WILSON.
thu beloved father of Catherine Wooddell
and son OF James A Wilson. all of Elkins,
W Va. Services at Cha ambers Riverdale
Funeral Home, 5SOi Cleveland ave, River
am. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
YINGLING, THERESA M. On Saturday.
December 4. 194S. THERESA M. YING-
LING of 1000 Conn. ave. NV, widow Of
the late Clinton K. Yingling, mother OF
Clinton X. Yingling. j., OF washington:
D. G.. and Mrs. William T. Allen Of
Of Giyndon, Md; aunt Of Mrs W. Parker
Jones Of Washington, D. c. Services at the
S. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th
st. NV on Monday. December 6, at pm
Interment Freedom Cemetery, Sykesville,
Md.
ZIMMERMAN, ALICIA LEHMAN. On
MERMAN. beloved wife Of Preston thinner
man. mother OF Adelaide Jean Zimmerman,
sister Of Mrs, Claude A. Rice Of Washins-
ton, D. C.; Roland J. Lehman Of Chicago.
Funeral services Monday. December s, at
/. pm. at the Client q Glenn Funeral
Home, 2700 East 18th st., Chicago. III.
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life on Friday. December 8,
l94S, at his residence. 62l2
New Hampshire ave. ne,
WILLIAM A. WILDING, q
member Of Capital Lodge, No.
"A, KNIGHTS of Pythias. Fu-
neral services Monday morn
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Dratta

UDOFF, BERNARD. On Saturday, De-
semoer T. at At his , residense 4l9o Illinois
band Of Lille Udof and devoted father of
Matilda, Bess. Ann and Doris Udoff and
Mrs Jack Levine. Funeral service at the
Bernard Danzanski & Son Funeral Home,
a. 2 pm. interment ohev shoIom Gene. e:
WALKER. HORACE E. On Saturday,
3 St: Sc, HORACE =. WALKER, beloved
Anns Ho:sssf Msss brchsr ehsF Ct
Mrs. Margaret A. Jacobs and Mrs. May
Campbell; Friends may call at the Lee
funeral Home. 4th st; and Mass. ave. me-,
Hill Cemetery.
WEATHERBY, ALBERT Z. On Thurs
"a ssy; %S1nt psss%SsT aiss As.n,t:ii .s4s; .Iaas; +
~ Chambers Funeral Home: 617
Der =. at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
eember 4 ls4s, MARIE WHITFIELD Of
field. sister Of M MS. Geraldine a Potter "s She
Is also survived by other relatives and
rrienas Nv Notice OF funsral later Arrange
WILDING, WILLIAM A, On Frioay. De.
cemoer 3. 194s, at his residence. 62l2 New
Hampshire ave ne. WILLIAM A. WILD
ING, beloved husband of the late Mary r.
Wilding tnee O'Dea) and father of Mary
and Mrs. Harry Sellers. Funeral from the
above residence on Monday, December 6,
at a:3O am REQUIEM mass at the Church
o. the Nativity at 10 am. Relatives and
Cemetery.
WILDING, WILLIAM Denartsd tbi,
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JAMES r. LEE, v
l.. THOMPSON, Secy.

sess1 ssaIt1 eaAeAS g? R
Gt Eas 9th. sche yo shsT
brothers, julius, Harry, Albert, orrie
Frank and william Sheer, all Of Washins-
deiphia. Pa; two sisters. Mrs. Ida wolfson
Of Bethesda. Md, and Mrs: Ethel Landmar
Of ". WsshIston c Nc Hons sehssT 4 res ST
st. NV. Services at the Goldberg Funera
Home, 42l7 9th st. NV, Monday, Decem-
Der 8. at . pm. Interment Beth sholom
Cemetery. In mourning at 1922 Mont
gomery lane. Bethesda, Md.
SHELDON. JAMES A. On Saturday, De.
5Ss 5f'a1s5 sHEfpos Hd hs RoeseF Seysd a'fas ishe
Mdrsd d ap0t aaa 5 HssR EfFheft l. %'H
ices at Chambers Southeast Funeral Home
ST. 11th st. Sc, Wednesday, December
s. at 1870 am
November 81 1gts 4 his sSx EssqsnSs fss l74o %
ioved I husband Of Teneta G. simpkins and
brother Of Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Re-
Robert and Jonathan simpkins. Also sur
viving are his nieces: nephews. other reia-
trends are iauitsd to ea at the Mcguire
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held Monday. December g.
Cemetery. 5
SMITH. sEKGT MALCOLM REED; On
A SsfS9i! sSRsT MsLcoEM REED SMITH sM1TH
;: :$ ;: ;|;s 81:
Cemetery will be pm in Tharsdsg ATnddtGn MesiNBs
8. Friends and relatives invited
SMITH, PHOEBE. Departed this life
lnEer HosRss & P5oEBE HOE E.. SMITH Mt a.vais, sh
son Levie Smith. and a host Of othe
relatives and friends. Remains resting q
the r. N. Horton Funeral Home, 1899 !
church oI;5n, IIath snd I E SITS, Sc. 1ntermen
sTANsBURy, MAGGIE MIEdIr r @ On s1tNs. ITidsy
BURY. beloved wife, of Jesse stansbury
bury Services at Chambers Funeral
es%Ssr a4%s' 81 i s'n 80 g Pm on 1nssf%tht al
Der J. i84s, cARR1E sUMBY OF 4O9a
sls RI esasi snae
Henry e. sumby and Ellsworth sumoy:, ter
grandchildren, fifteen sreat-grandchildren e
Sins. Lula A. Sunhy and Sadie Sumby; ont
son -in-law, Franl; Adams and many othel
Monday, December s, friends may cali a
Eugene Fords Funeral Chapel: 1913 At
st. s.w. Funeral services VIII be hef
tist Church, 3rd ST. and M pl. s.y.. at
D M. Rev. John s. Miller officiating
interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
TALBERT. MARY HARRIET. On Sat
Uital uTais MARY nsfsmDfI HARR1ETT EFF TALBERT, be-
loved wife Of the late Samuel Talbert sns
mother OF MRS. Edith Cardd Friend
may call at the william ]: Nalley Funera
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partment. Jewish War Veterans
of the United States, requests
of all its posts to at
tend funeral services for the
late Pvt MYER EPSTEIN, to
be held at the Bernard Dan
zansky g. Son Funeral Home,
1901 14th St NV, on Sunday,
lnAS
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BrathB

eeGbs2 esoss s. fs4s fIdsE ekoss
beloved wife Of Robert R: Cross, mother OF
esste WEBSTER and a Asnes owens, sister Of Louis
Wsthen, Mrs, Edna owen Miss Alline
at Chambers Funeral Home. 517 1lth Ct;
Sc, on Tuesday, December z. at 1880
am Interment Arlington National Gene
DREYER, ANTOINE. On Saturday. De
TOME DREYER. Beloved wife Of Chris
Sonal Dom ldson nsel Funeral Home. laurel Nd
ment nersais, Fort OIinTi Lincoin Cemetery.
EDWARDS, DAPHNE ELIZABETH. On
snes sis ne4 " nsr Ef
ELizABETH EDWARDS, beloved wife Of
Norman T. Edwards, mother Of Mrs. Roy
iSnHs EdWards 1 and wss' sister Of NV william dooch:
Miss Lillian Gooch, Mrs. Helen Barry and
Mrs, Georse Dawson. Services at Cham
rnsEs, aSme so noon s Tnera
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 5
%LICoTT. FRANK MANNING. On
"a G. December 8. l94s: at Tupelo, Miss.
k S.1I.d aLaIGoT SSE5.nS dr%erf os oe Of
cots eots v Valentine e' fO Of eiis 5oth st. NV
Ghssy Gs., ea ea' Ma aoms ssanees s s. he 4
NV. Tuesday, December Z, at pm
Interment Ellicott graveyard, Ellicott City
EPSTEIN. PVT. MYER. In October,
1914. in Holland, Pvt. MYER
H. EPSTEIN. beloved husband Of
S Anita Epstein and devoted father
IN Of Phyllis Epstein. He also is
t survived BY his father. Harry
VS Epstein; four. brothers. Albert.
BENJAMIN, Archie and Simon Ep-
stein, and q sister, Mrs. Ada Neiman. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Danzansky d
Son Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on
Sunday, December 8, 194S, at IL am. In
terment Workmen's Circle Cemetery.
EPSTEIN, PVT. MYER. The D. C. De-
partment. Jewish War Veterans
/ \EA Of the United States, requests
| A<6A members of all its posts to at
| &XSHHH% tend funeral services for the
KEREEAX late Pvt MYER EPSTEIN, to
yA4sOAy be held at the Bernard Dan
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M s; !:
e. U. s.. A.: and Mary E.. Nc
Keever; brother of Mrs. Lawrence Hiner
Of Pikesville. Nd. Mary F. Rodabaugh Of
Stewart Manor. N. Y: Loretta E. Brown
Of Fort Belvoir:, Va, and 1t; Bernard T.
Remains resting at Chambers Funeral
Home, 3012 NJ st. NV. until Monday, De.
cember 6, at $40 am Mass at Fort
Myer Chapel at 9 am. Interment Arling-
ton National cemetery.
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'CItIII UCI OI 7 ONV'
Imam. Jr.. of 41S
husband of Dolores
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
of Hyattsville. Nd.
Hines Co. Funeral
NV. on Tuesday,
Interment Arlins-
q
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m
will be in Arlington National
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-04
Looking Inside From Outside

Chamber of Commerce dele gates from the II western states, who last week in Portland were considering measurements for the development of Alaska, have decided that highway improve ment is most vital to the terri tory's future.
 The group passed a resolution asking for development of Alas ka's transportation facilities and for specific improvement work on the Haines and Alaska high ways. Seattle delegates pushed plan for building of a standard guage railway from Fairbanks to Puget Sound, over the Rocky Mountain trench route which al- ready has been surveyed.
 The Department of the Inte- rior has announced that there's coal enough, of a good burning quality, in the Arctic to meet all fuel needs there. The coal can be mined more cheaply in the Arctic than it can be imported from Outside.
 Fields at Wainwright, Deering, Fairhaven and Point Lay have been investigated by the Bureau of Mines. It is reported by de- partment officials that the coal may be developed economically, either by mining local coal de- posits lying nearest Arctic will lages, or by large-scale opera tions at a single source, where the fuel would be stockpiled for barge delivery during the sum- mer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-04

The Alaska-to-States opera tions of unscheduled airlines were causing Pan-American of ficials big headache last week. The company says that "A un- scheduled airlines now are mak- ing flights to the states, with the result that Pan-American lost two million dollars ln its first 10 months of operation in 1947.
 That means money out of the taxpayers pockets, alrllnes heads point out, since the government IS committed by law to keep scheduled alrIlnes operations on a paying basis, through mail con- tracts.
 Pan-American figures, pre- sented to the Civil Aeronautlcs Board, which the airline wants to put stop to non-scheduIed tIlgnts, show that one Alaskan ar carrler made 32 trips to Se- attle III November, 34 Ill Octo- Der, 40 in September and 49 in August.
 uncle Sam's Army has moved into Alaska for long, long stay, If recent figures approved by the Senate tor military approprI- atlonS III the territory mean any, thlng. There are some who say It doesn't, until Congress digs up the money to finance the spend ing 1t recommends up here.
 However the permanence of the military's stay here is strong ly indicated by the percentage of funds which are earmarked for family quarters and utili- ties" by the congressman. These stations are slated to get funds for construction of family quar- ters, if present plans materialize: Mile 26, Fort Richardson, Adak Army base and airfield,
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-04

Adak air communications sys- tenn, Anchorage ACS, Big Delta ACS, Ketchikan ACS, Cathedral Bluffs ACS, Naknek ACS, Skag- way ACS, and Nome ACS.
 The naval operations base at Adak got the biggest slice of the expenditure budget, with a rec commended appropriation of over eleven million dollars. Other sites which will get a million dollars or more include: Whit tier port, Mile 26, Fort Richard son, Adak Army base and air. field, Fort Yukon Army airfield. naval supplementary radio ac- tivity at Adak, and the naval radio station at Kodiak.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
FARRELL NEWS
By Marie.

Farrell, Pa, March AFTER a
swell time in Yo. Saturday and
Sunday, we are getting ready to
travel to Canton tomorrow. We
are going to be slightly handi-
capped, as some of our players
cannot make the trip, but we will
not give up without a fight! Far
rellites-we are going to rent
bus for the trip, so how about
everyone not making any plans
for Saturday night and come a.
long with us A good cheering
section is almost as important as
the team. All those wanting to go,
please contact Rudy Kraft for
your reservations. The time will
be on the bulletin board at the
club. We also erpect to see our
friends from all the other Saxon
clubs in Canton roofing for their
favorite team! See you Saturday,
Canton!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
Sd,,peree,piett>
HineeGntpie

Gr- @cltmeilter Wbippcr @illp
@ation, gcgenpiirtis Snbabcr Scs
8ritiidcn Mcid Sitel, miro iid> nit
Mr. r3" in Scr Gentral Mrmorp an
Ticnsta9, ben 9. Miir5 mcilen. Eros
motor Saf @anion aarantiert $500
Sem @bippcr @iap Wation lpenn or
in 90 Mim,tcn ir 5lpci aus orei Sal
len iiegt iibcr rf". Scr in If Hinl-
fGmpien niht belieat ,uorocn lit. @at=
ion bat ihon picle Miuafdmpier ge-
Id,luaen uno man bofit, oaB er Der
I,,d,en miro Mr. .f 81 legen. oonlit
man ausiinoct ncr er ilt..
gs befGnlpicn iid nod Dor Go
Nfesfc aus Nfron nit Niaon'an Sn-
oiou Sob ,Straualer" Wa9ner, &cp
9ea miBt iid nit Sonnp S"Soole
,,uo Grpbabp Gid MaincS nit Con
Wtcc,snmrc iplpic Som Collins H''l
Kim @otdl in 90 MimttcntampI.
Giutrittsforten in Hihman mo
Central Mrmorp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., March 4-An-
other bowling tournament is over,
and as in the past has proved to
be topes in bringing the Juniors
together for a grand old time. Our
congratulations to all clubs that
took home trophies. Our men. A..
Aber, F. Titsch, H. Folberth, B.
Folberth, and B. Wermuth placed
second in team events, thus win
ming West its first trophy in quite
a long time. Our second team did
right well by themselves, ending
up with a total of one pin less
than our first team. Congratula-
tions!
All girls who still have basket
ball jerseys will please turn them
in this Friday. Don't delay.
There will be singing practice
and business meeting this Friday,
March 5th. Let's have a record
~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
CANTON ECHO
By -Toots Schorsten

Canton, O., March Al hope
everyone is rested up from the
wonderful weekend in Youngs-
town. We all had a swell time.
but I'm sure everyone is glad to
be home. Congratulations goes to
Otto Bahmiller for bringing home
a trophy, nice going Otto. Also
congratulations to all of you who
took home the bacon. Some of the
clubs really have good bowlets.
/ wonder how much Wheaties
they had for breakfast or did they
take vitamin pills
On behalf OF Canton and my
self | would like to take this op-
portunity to thank Youngstown
for the swell job they did in plan
ming their program of entertain
ment.
The semi-fnal gets down to
cases Sat. evening Mar. !, when
Canton and Farrell will battle at
Beldon School located at Harris
burgh Road, N. f. The game will
start at 8 p. m. The preliminary
game will be played at 7 P. NJ.
between Monaco and Salem, the
second highes III their respective
Lewiston. The semi-fnal should
turnout to be very exciting game
with Farrell having a record OF II
wins and ! lose, while Canton be-
ing undefeated. Both teams are
well equipped and are ready Tor
a real battle. Best OF luck to both
of you and may the best team win.
If Detroit can make it down |
am sure alot of the closer clubs
can too. So let's have as many at
this game as there was at the
;bowling tournament, in fact let's
have more. A supper and dance
will be held at the Sachsenheim,
so come prepared for a gool time.
Note Canton Boosters!
, There will be designated sec
tion for al! of you, when you enter
the school, watch the sign.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown. Ohio, Mar. Al
guess by now every one should
be fully recuperated after the
bowling tournament. 1t sure was
a heavy weekend. We had a lost
weeIend!
Many thanks to the ladies for
their wonderful work on the meals
It's funny how only fourteen peo-
pie were hungry Saturday night.
After bowling six games one
could probably eat a bear!
We are glad to have Dan Bo-
kesch back with us again after his
recent operation | wonder if that
girdle is a two-way stretch?
AS the saying goes In the
Spring young mans fancy turns
to ldve), but being this is Leap
year, it is the young girls fancy.
Buds of love and blossoms of love.
Buds for Minnie Klein and bios
SONS Tor Caroline Artz. ("What
is this thing called Love?O
Let us see some more of our
boys at singing rehearsals on
Thursday nights. We can use more
tenors and basses. Our Spring
Concert is coming around the
corner, so why not make it date ;
please don't be late. Time? $3.50
sharp! =,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04

geltellt, Pafete bon GBiparen ,ub
aleiounasitiiden biniiber 81 ididcn
an 6amilien, Shulen uno Gin3elper-
Ionen, mo es eben am notipenbigIten
erldeint. I'm oieier Ierpiliftlng
leibter nobfommen su f6nnen, Der.
anitaltet bieier 6rauenperein bic ,no
Sa ltnterbaltllnaen, bon oeneu Scr
Cribs fir Yoltipeieu bermenoet miro.
Sen Snbalt ser Eafetc bcidyaifen sic
cin5elnen ssraucn aus Sem eigcnen
Sousbalt uno tpcrbcn nidt niioe, es
INNER mieber su tlln.
Sic 2eiltmg bieier opfcrtpilligcn,
fleinen Sranengrllppe eebiibrt ale
Sohad,tlnllg. benu eS iimb nicbt mc-
niger als 1000 Einno, suas Iie i'm ci-
ni0en Monaten nah llebericc ianotc
uno ltets bemiibt 1T, ibrer sluiaabe
als @obltGtiafeitsperein aereht 5,l
,peroen.
Die MGnncr oils Gcrcin ipie aud,
cilBclu Wollcn mld) niht imbctcili9t
blcibcn an Scr leiliacn sluianbc, sic
Die Notiucnoigfeit inns gcitelt bat uno
laiien audi bic uno oa beid)eiocnc
@ctrGge in Die ssraucnpercinsfaiie
ilieBen mb ireucn iib alld ser trG-
nenbeiel,dteten Tanfesbricic. sic SEM
Trauenpercin 3llgcihidt mcrbcn.
Sa, ia oie iSrnucn. Gbrct bic
Ssroncn, lie ilehtcn unb pcben.
bimmliifc Hoicn ins irbiide Gebenl
&C.. Sticrl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY liilda

Lorain, O., March ALL road:
led to Youngstown over the week.
end. A wonderful time awaited
us. Thanks to Youngstown for the
southern hospitality" shown us.
There was the usual Tuesday
evening bowling. We all had our
selves time.
Our deepest sympathy is ex-
tended to the John Walesch ia
mily on the loss OF their grand
father and father Mr.. Walesch.
We are glad to hear Joe San
ders made such a speedy recovery
from his appendicitis operation.
Glad to see you up and around
again. Joe, now you can tell us
all about the operation!
To New Castle
Sunday. March 9TH. will find us
all heading for your fair city for
the bowling match planned. We
will be there with bells on!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Dwight D. Eisenhower, in h


final order to the troops, on
his retirement as Army Chief
of Staff:
For thirty-seven years l have
been privileged to serve with men
who manifested in their perform
ance OF every duty, the stout
hearts of Americans and the spi-
rit OF our nation. Pride of service.
loyalty to the Flag, love of coun-
try strengthened them beyond the
common strength given to men.
Whatever their rank or arm, they
were before all else soldiers, heirs
to generations of soldierly tradi-
ton. distinguished for soldierly
virtue. What they have done to
preserve their country from its
enemies and to free their world
from evil tyrannies is written
largely in human history. My
words add nothing to their fame.
But ] cannot let this day pass
without telling them, the fighting
men of Ground and Air-those
who have left the ranks and you
who still wear uniform-that nv
fondest boast will always be II
was their fellow soldier"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Mike

. At our next meeting, we will
have sthe installation of our new
officers. The old and new officers
are urged to attend this meeting.
Also we will have our rehearsal
for Talent Night. All those in
terested in participating should
attend our next meeting for fur
ther details.
After the meeting, there will
be ping-pong, various games, and
other forms of entertainment. Re-
freshments will be served.
Remember the date, time, and
place: Sunday, March 7, 7 p. m,
at the Church.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
A,1S Kitekeiter, Ont.
vSelft nns, tuir prrberben!"

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tes in europa, bat aui Oieiem &outi.
nent biele mitleioiae rmo bilfsbereite
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Srganiiationcn, GereinelL &ir6en
lno ein5cln, oaB rniag6arc Glcno
briibcn 81 bcieitisen, ooer Mld MIR
81 miloern, inoe,n lie Yafete Inn &c.
fcte bon GBiparen ,n6 &leioung bin.
iiber ididen, auas eoeniaas oriibeu 10
iebr nottpenoi9 lit ,mS hennoh nidt
mlsreidsu ipia.
Die 2anoAnannidait in 9itdpncr,
Ontario. itelltc it'd por cine arGBere
Mufaabe ,lno crboiite natiirlib oaSll
m,d) sic Silie Mno llnterItiiblma ser
&eaiering, sic bis iebt lcioer eut-
iagte.
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in Die Jllht getricbcncn Sicbenbiir=
ger ,mo @anater Scl,tihtum, melhes
be,,tc groBtcutcils beimatlos. pcritreut
in Sciterrcid uno Oeutihlano icin
tralriges 0aiein friitct uno bon ser
llnaeluiBbcit ibrcs slfiinitiaen Sd,it
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faben mir ms Dor sic Hohpenoigfcit
geitellt, fir oicic cine nelle Seinlat 81
beibaTfen. @ir biloeten cine Srga-
niiation ,lnter Dem 9tamen: yGbriit=
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lage: @on ser &egierlma Die Grlau6-
mis- sur Ginluanoer,mg unirer 2nnbs.
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8ruppen 81 crlangell, audi pcrpflif-
teten mir ,,ns. fiir oieielben iiir slr-
belt ,no llnterf,,nit Gorge 5u trasen.
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run9sreseln oie in5iuiiden per0ifent-
lidt tpuroen, sic Nusiagen ser Sc
amten bon ser Ginpanoerllngsbcbor-
De, ipie aud, bic 3uriidbaltllng ser
Gin,panberllngserIalbnis fir ,nierc
2ente. baben unierc Organization
labm gclest ,mo uns 81 beoauerlid)en
giniidt ge6rad)t, ooB ,,nier Inter
nebn1en peilleid)t pcrfriibt mar.
Die gorbereitllng fir sic Ginlpan.
bcrung nah CANADA, Die in oemWcrf-
blatt iibcr sic MuSapanocr,ma Bolts
ocutiher naf Canada befnnnt gegebcn
,uuroen. geben anocrcricits ipieoer Ell
nen Sofina,masidimmer, oaB aniercn
2cuten aus Sem unberoicnten Glenn
beraus aebolien lperoe.
Ssn3ipiihen aber, sic Sinoe nid)t
untGtia in nen Sd)oB 81 leaem, no es
ooh 10 biel 81 tlm aibt, bat ser, fiji
in oieier Organization ae6iloete
1rauenpereilt, beitebeno a,ls Iaum 30
iGd)liIhan iraMem, iiG sur slufaaht
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
EXPECTANT A BABY?

All you can answer in the aftlr-
NATIVE are cordially urged to en-
roll in one of the classes for ex-
|pectant parents opening during
March. These classes are conduct
ed by the Visiting Nure Associa-
ton and are carefully planned to
help parents prepare for the new
baby. For information regarding
classes in this area call the Visit
ing Nurse Association. PR. 30lO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
ST. JOHNS NEWS
Isl Eddy Road
Talent Night!

Parents, Aunt and Uncles and
Friends come ito our Sunday
school Talent Show Friday even
ing, March II at I 80 p. NJ.
Let the younger generation en-
tertain you with singing, dancing
and other unusual acts which will
provide a very entertaining even
ing for all.
Mrs. Emma Nanderhoff.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
NEW CASTLE
Branches

The reguluar monthly meeting
of Branch Is will be held at the
Eintracht Singing Club on the
second Sunday of each month at
3 p. m. Next regular meeting will
be on March l4th. at 3 p. m.
All members should remember
this date and If possible should
pay their dues quarterly in adj
vance, which would make the
work lot easier for our Finance
Secretary.
George Bodendorfer, Sec'y.
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