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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Bayou Cusotte Home Demonstration
Club Has ALLOY Meeting Friday

The meeting of the Bayou Ca
sotte Home Demonstration club
Sunday TOOK the form of an all
day meeting and pot luck dinner.
and a surprise kitchen shower
honoring Mrs. George Hague at
whose home the session took
place.
The proximity of st. Valen-
tines day gave suggestion for
the decorations, a large heart
being used effectively in the
dining table and valentines,
which were presented each mem
Der at the close of the meeting,
in the sitting room and else
where.
Mrs. J. B. Delmas read a paper
on Family Relationship and
Courtesy and Cooperation"
Regret was expressed over the
illness that kept Miss Vela Nc
Kinley, the Jackson county home
demonstration agent from being
present.
Following the lunch which
was served at noon, a period was
given to singing and at this time
Mrs. J. B. Delmas gave great
pleasure by her rendition of ave
Maria"
At 2 p. m. the club repaired
to the home of Mrs. j. o. Cole in
Pascagoula to inspect her rare
collection of dolls.
Those enjoying the occasion
were Mesdames j. A.. Henderson,
J. B. Delmas, Denva Irving,
Adolph Aricer, c. j. Culpepper,
L. w. Fuller. Pete Guillotte. p. t.
Vaughan, Lulu McInturff and
Miss Catherine Delmas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Lena Memorio Circle
Enjoys Hospitality
OF Mrs. Carpenter

Mrs. B. F. Carpenter, chair
man of the Lena Memoria circle
of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the East Moss Point Bap-
fist church, presided at the meet
ing Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. r. r. Reynolds.
The session was opened with
the singing of the WMU hymn
and a prayer by Mrs. Fay Sim
mons.
This was followed by the study
! of a chapter from The How and
Why Of the WMU' under tn,
leadership of Mrs. r. II. Perkins
The closing prayer was sale
by Mrs. A. l.. Wilkerson aftel
which the hostess served a re
freshment course.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Chapter c PEG Is
Hostess To Husbands
At Bill Party

st. Valentines day was pleas
antly celebrated by members OF
Chapter C, PEG, who entertain
ed their husbands by initiating
them into Bill, a part Of the or
g~anization whose members are
all masculine.
The initiation rites consisted of
childish games, such as blind
mans buff and pinning-the-tail-
on-the-donkey and were provoca-
tive of much hilarity.
A bill of fare such as a man
would be apt to chose, including
hamburgers, was served.
The program was under the di-
tection of Mrs. Richard c. Price.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20

tally which took place in the
afternoon.
Four tables were in play and
successful contestants were Mrs.
Fred Busch and Mrs. Poets who
captured the first and second
high score prizes and Mrs. j. M.
Epting who won the bingo favor.
Both Mrs. Buffet and Mrs.
Poets we're recipients Of lovely
gifts including shoulder corsages
of early spring flowers.
The valentine motif was used
by Mrs. Cameron in decorating
the table from which punch and
cookies and cakes, which were
heart-shaped and iced in white
and red, were served.
Besides the honoress, the guest
list included Mesdames A. j.
Moss, D. r. Peele, ]. M. Epting,
c. P. Humphrey, Charles Bush,
Fred Busch, R. M. Lucas, New
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
PAscAGouLA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

ture the sale of hand made ar
tieles and novelties and home
made cookies and candy follow
ed by a gumbo supper.
It was voted to present the
room winning the attendance
contest each month with a re-
production of a classic painting
rather than a half holiday as has
been the custom.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
First Graders
Give Program At
Moss Point P-7Al

Two skits presented by stud
ents of the first grade were the
program feature of the February
meeting of the Moss Point P-TA,
at the Charlotte Hyatt elemen-
tary school on Tuesday.
The clever skits were present
ed under the direction of Mrs.
Georgia Oliver, first grade teach
er.
During the business session,
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Saul P~eterzell, plans for a
bazaar to be given in April were
discussed. The bazaar will fea-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Kiwanians Hear
Program On Work
OF Welfare Board

The policies and procedures OF
the Jackson county Department
of Welfare was the program sub
ject at the Kiwanis luncheon on
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Herrin, director OF
the welfare department, who was
introduced to the club by Allen
Richard, program chairman, ex-
planned the organization OF the
county board to the Kiwanians.
The work of the welfare de-
partment, Miss Herrin explained,
falls into two catagories; public
assistance which includes work
with the aged, the blind and de-
pendent children, and special
services.
The Importance of the depart
ment's work was emphasized by
the statistics quoted by Miss Her
rim.
D. n. WltCileH VI vic WY Po
lice force presented to the club his
plan to take the junior high school
boys on a trip to Bellingrath
Gardens and the Azalea Trail in
Guiding a visit to the Mobile Press
Register. The Kiwanians express
sed their willingness to partici-
pate in making the proposed trip
a success.
High School honor students for
the day were Billie Owens and
Billy Strange. Other guests in
cluded II. L. Kelly of Hatties-
burg, guest of Max Dossett and
Bill Burris of New Orleans, guest
of Lonnie Watts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
TREspAssER

In Wednesdays police court,
Nathaniel Coleman. negro, $50
North street, was charged with
trespassing and attempting to
carry off junk material not be-
longing to him. After he was
found guilty, Mayor Watts fined
him $25 and a 80 day jail SEN
tence, but suspended the 80 days,
pending good behavior.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Mrs. Cameron
Entertoins For
Mrs. Buffet

Among the several parties
that have been given, or are in
the planning, to honor Mrs. j. D.
Buffet, Jr., who departs about
March / to join Mr.. Buffet for
residence in Mobile was a bridge
party at which Mrs. r. A. Cam
eron was hostess February IL.
Mrs. Buffett's mother, Mrs. Bes-
sic Poets of Washington, D. c.,
who is visiting her, was also an
honoree.
The Country Club was the set
ting for Mrs. Cameron's hospi-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Project Forester
Aid In Jackson.
George Counties

! Randle J. Dedeaux has been as
/. signed by the Mississippi Forest
Service as project forester for
Jackson and George counties
with headquarters at Lucedale,
according to an announcement
made this week.
Mr.. Dedeaux will devote his
full time to timber management
work in the two counties, work.
ing with both individuals and
corporations, as a part of the
states program to promote sound
forestry practices.
Persons desiring assistance and
advice in marking timber for
selective cutting and marketing,
or other forestry problems can
contact Mr.. Dedeaux through
Ford C. Hodges, area ranger, or
by writing direct to Box 4oo,
sLucedale.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
EMMIT-cLovER TRoTH TOLD

Mrs. Norman p. Emmit an
the engagement of her
daughter, Dorothy, to Mr.. Robert
c. Glover recently of St. Mary's,
Pa, but now of Pascagoula.
The date of the wedding has
been set as March ID and it will
take place at the First Presby-
terian church of Pascagoula at
7 O'Clock in the evening.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20

ton Carson, Burt Wilburn, Geo
rye Winter and j. E. Bailey, and
Misses Dorothy Emmit and Dor
othy Melton, who took part in
the games, and Mesdames j. d..
Buffet, T. S. Boswell and H. G..
Wiegand who were guests for the
tea hour. l.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20

> Most major nations have ac-
cess to sufficient quantities of ura-
snium and thorium to supply large
scale stomic energy programs.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
SUP Upsets The Applecart In
 Maritime Strike
Continued from Page One)

invasion of jurisdiction.
 The question of who shall man steam Schooners-primarily coast wise lumber carriers-has been a point of contention for years.
 Otherwise, the 70-day-Old strike appeared moving, though unstead- fly, toward the negotiation table. The waterfront employers and the Pacific American steamship asso- citation have approved a formula for reopening talks. Discussions with the unions on the plan con- tinue today.
 The SUP said the impending negotiations must cover these guarantees:
 "The Rolando and all other AFL contract vessels and many other ships that we have organ ized shall be allowed to- operate without any interference from the striking unions"
 The longshoremen will mo long CT refuse to furnish men to sail ors' hatch on vessels of the coast wise Alaska lines"
 There will be mo interference" with SUP men working cargo in Alaska ports, with SUP men load ing stores or cleaning holds and with AFL g uards and watchmen.
 SUP said it has lost 31 ships and seamen have lost 1864 jobs per manently due to the strike.
 We would be silly to go back } work without first having these disputes settled" spokesman 0~2rlan.ed.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
Unions Tie-Up 3 Govt Barges

SEATTLE, (A) - Two more barges used in the governments emergency shipping program for Alaska were tied up today by union jurisdictional dispute. Three are now affected.
 CIO longshoremen stopped work on the first barge Monday after noon when AFL hoisting engin- eers placed lone picket at the dock.
 The barges are operated by Ocean Tow, Inc, for the govern ment-owned Alaska Railroad. Contractor for the stevedoring op- eration is Griffiths and Sprague.
 Jack Mcdonald, business agent for the AFL hoisting engineers To- cal here, charged there has been a violation of agreement" He said longshoremen are operating portable cranes on the bargeS and declared his union has a contract for the work.
 William Gettings, CIO longshore regional chief, countered that this union has contract for such work as long as it is performed aboard the barges. The hoisting engineers, he said, operate port able cranes on piers.
 The latest bargeS to be affected are loaded with supplies for the Alaska Railroad. They also were Q take aboard railroad cars for the road today and tomorrow.
 The other barge was half loaded with emergency supplies for Sew ard, including Christmas goods.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
HIGH WINDS KEEP GLOBE GIRDLERS AT SHEMYA

SIENNA, (P) - High winds have kept the British round-the- world flyer, Mrs. Richard Mor- roW-Tait, grounded at this Aleu- tians outpost for the past two days.
 The 24-year-old matron and her navigator, Michael Townsend, plan to leave for Anchorage as soon as the weather clears. From there they hope to fly to the Canadian east coast and back home to Eng land.
 They arrived here last Wednes- day from Japan after a hazardous flight during which they encoun- tered storms and almost ran out of gas. Their radio, knocked out in that flight, has been repaired.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
Communication
Presbyterian Mission, Wales, Alaska,
 n IO1O

NoVemDef z, lSfo Nome Publishing Go. Nome, Alaska. My dear Sir:
 Now that the honor has been placed on me along with the other three in the Division, feel that l should have all the necessary in formation as much as possible on conditions of the Division. One way, of course, is by having the only newspaper of this section of Alaska. Therefore, will you please enter my subscription to THE NOME NUGGET.
 Thanking you, 1 am,
 Very truly yours,
 Percy Ipalook.
 Wales, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 324

1 AN ORDINANCE repeating Or dinances Nos. 296 and 297: re-en- acting the said Ordinances and adding thereto another Section.
 BE TT ORDAINED AND EN- 1 ACTED by the Common Council of the City of Nome, Territory of Alaska:
 Section l. That it shall be un- lawful, within the City of Nome, Alaska, for any person, corpora tlon, company or association hold ing a Territorial Liquor License, directly or indirectly to sell, bar ter, exchange, or give away any intoxicating liquor between the hours of 12:00 o'clock midnight and 500 o'clock am. of each and every day.
 Section 2. That it shall be un- lawful, within the City of Nome, Alaska, for any person, corpora , ton, company, or association while holding RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE under the laws of the Territory of Alaska, directly or in- directly to sell, barter, exchange, or give away any intoxicating li- quor except between the hours of 800 o'clock am. and 6:30 o'clock pm. of each and every day.
 Section 3. It shall be unlawful for any person, corporation, com pany, or association holding a Ter ritOrial Dispensers Liquor License to allow or permit any person to remain in his, or its, place of buSi- ness where intoxicating beverages are dispensed after the hour of l2.3O am. of any given day: pro- Vided, that this Section shall not apply to owners and employees of any such establishment.
 Section 4. Any person, corpora ton, company, or association Vio- lating any of the provisions here of shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic- ion thereof shall be fined rot less than Fifty Dollars (S5O.OO nor more than One Hundred Dollars CS1OO.0O; or imprisoned for not less than Fifteen 05) Days nor more than Thirty (3O days; or both fined and imprisoned as herein provided in the discretion of the Magistrate.
 Section 5. Ordinances Nos 2o6 and 297 are hereby repealed, to- ge,her with any and all othar Or dinarces which may be in con- flict herewith.
 Pessed by the Common Council of the City of Nome, in rezular session, assembled the 9th day of November, 1948, and approved by the Mayor of the City of Nome.
 LUTHER DUNBAR,
 Mayor.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN, City Clerk.
 Publish Nov. 10, IT, 24, 1948.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10

AN ORDINANCE repeating Or dinances Nos. 296 and 297: re-en- acting the said Ordinances and adding thereto another Section.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15

- l1nteritiiten Sic Die I'M r9'olfs
Iatt" anaeieenben @eih6fte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15

Sunday Steak Fry will be
held at Fruits Mills. All those in
tending to 90 are to contact Bette
Teleky, Anne Bohn or Ed Kraft
before Saturday noon. There will
be plenty of sunshine ordered
for those that want a nice tan
and we have the promise of the
weather man that we wont have
any rain on that day. Be at the
club at 2 o'clock--for transporta-
ton. Sunday, July 18th.
Plans are being made to have
a dinner for all the women who
have SO faithfully and diligently
worked for us and with us dur
ing the basketball season and also
for our convention. SO let's all
show them our appreciation and
attend the meeting to be held
next Monday night to complete
the plans for this affair.
We are very sorry that no re-
port was sent in before this thark-
ing all the delegates, TSIA Offic-
erS and also all Of O,,r o,,eSt and
visitors for making our Conven-
ton a success. We want to con-
graduate the new officers and
also thank our past officers for
all that they have done in build
ing 'up our A. S. j. A. and I'm
sure that our new officers will
try to follow in their footsteps,
in keeping this organization alive.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15
,,Autospringer" die neuesten
Piraten deutscher Landstrassen

J a0In. - Sn ser letten 3eit suur-
ben in aoln orei Autoipringerban-
Sen unihGMid) eemad)t. Die NIT Ben
raiiiniertelten Wtitteln eeorbeitet ba-
ben. g: =,
Mui ser Yoli3eiitation in 2obmar
erid)ien zines Cages elm Speoiteur
uno 3eigte an. OaB ibm in Der Ndbe
oes a0niesiorites pdbreno Der Jabrt
Elm Mutoreiien bon ieinem Salttrait-
,pasen eeitoblen moroen lei. @inise
ariminalbeamte iubren ioiort nit
ibm sic eleibe Strefe 5lriid. Yloss
LID muroe ser 2altfraitwa9en auf
Ser 2anoitraBe bon orci 8erionen
ansebalten, Die Sarum baten, mitge'
uommen 81 neroen. Der Speoiteur
erfonnte oie 2eute OILS oieieni9en
wieSer. sic ieinen &eiien geitoblen
baben miBten, uno lieB lie einltei.
gen. Die &riminalbeamten nabmcn
oie mitgenommenen Yaiiagiere ins
&reu5uerb0r. IS itelite iid) balo ber.
aus. oaB lie 81 elmer Autoipringer.
banoe 9eb0rten, Die ibren "Stiis.
punft" in elmer Varade i'm &onigss
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Steigunsen, bel oenen oie Ourdiab.
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gewanoteiten 2eute iprangen ailf oic
@asen uno iparien aui oie Strabe,
tpas ibnen in oie &dnoe iiel. Cine
5peite 8ruppe iolgte aui 1abrraoern
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biiid ooer in oen StraBensraben.
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terber. luo oie seitoblenen Saden
aui unb beioroerte lie CUR 8arade.
Oort tpuroe aIes alif ibnellite
@ege pertauit.
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3uiammenarbeit nit 6erJegierl,ngs.
be3irfspoli5ei. idmtlide Mitglieoer
Der 8anOe, big auf 5,pei, inseeiamt
neun Yerione4, 3u uerbaiten. Die
beioen 1lidtlinge iino mabribein-
lid in oie ruiiiid)e gone iiber9etued.
iclt.
Wit ser Jeltnabme elmer 5tpeiten
9anOe bat mon fiir5lid Sic MutO.
;pringer liniddoli6 semad)t. oie uor
lQem buadnoiidp 0ern- 9aitfraftipa.
zen beitabIen. Sic batten oaSu ei-
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nipufier aus alten Mutoreifen ar
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lrt 8aumibere Oie Hlanen b.r 2ait-
raitspagen auf unb angelte.l nit ei.
Ter 9an9e Die Waren beraas. Dieie
parien lie al,i einen ,tpeiten Wasen,
Rr bid)t binter ibnen i,ibr unO nit
,en 9eitoblenen Eafeten, &iiten ODER
SGden oaDon6ramltc. Die 0obrcr
ser boaanoiiden Dagen bemerften
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15

Wfeilen, tpeiter nah Greenland, 7SO
Neilen, Damn tpeiter lpah Sem 8efIo,
oif- -5lugplab auf SsIano, 745 Nci,
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ldneerer Nufentbalt genonlmen miro,
722 Meiler, ,,no bon BORT nad Sir
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Die 9lue5e,sse baben cine 0urh.
!d)t,i%tseeidnpinoisfeit bon 600
Oteilen pro Stunbe.
3tped Ses 1luges lit, ielt'uitellen,
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ilugseuse nit Oiiienantrieb iiber sen
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gan3en Monat ipdter IS Tll,9acuge
aus ser &anaI5one nah 0el,tiflano
geihidt tperben. Sic tuerben bort
ltationiert tperoen. 0ieie 1ll,g5euge
tperoen inoeiien nidt airf Dem 2uft.
,pese. ionbern a,,f Dem Seapege mad,
DeAtiflaro beforoert sueroen.
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erjten iein Die sen sltlantif nit
3ampfilugseugeu init Oiiienantricb
iiberqueren. sic ,pollen cine tleinc
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W0beren SGtlid)feit in Netu Dorf
ihiden. Oieier Slug oiirfte pie!leid)t
in ser fommenoen @ode erfol9en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15
Suitio,s 2lllerlei

Der Gbef Der Srrenflinif iiibrt
einen lreuno oa,rh Die A6ume Der
Nnitalt. INN i'm Die interelianteiten
Yatienten ieben 81 laiien. gtahb,n1
Ser @unoeans Id)on eins Weile &c.
bauert bat. fliiitert ser ss,el,no bent
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ben Der Mam in Dem tpeibcn aittel.
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oas lit spobl elm id,perer 6au?"
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oie ecf!iiiterten Worte oeritanoen uno
perba.9t iidy: ia brben Sic pie!-
leidi redt, mein Serr, i1 bin ndlr-
lid Der Oberarat Dier
Sdyilsters bnbeR tbrc gNobnllng
i,eli eineeribtet.
Biiiig fragt Semn1er: rMit Stil-
mo6cln. lStablm6bcln oNcr atlto5-
lenen MGbeln?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15

sic 1iebjtGble INNER crit. ,uenn lie
ireenomo &aIt maften, oft bunberte
ailometer nod periibter Cot
Die Nutoiprineers. ifeblen ..unter
Giitias ibres 2ebens.' Had)ts ,pur.
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bel Sen Srtidaiten llrielO.WibSig
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ibGoigten 2aitfraitpagen iduper per.
lest aufseiunoen. IS banoelt lid
lm sen 22iGbrisen Sans @0rgens,
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9uremburger Wal 1; unS Sans
WDrs, 9uremburger Daa 20, Don
oenen G0rsens inapiiden i'm aran.
fenbaus eeitorben iit als Mittdter
puroen Yeter Seiien, 2uremburger
@aa. unO 2oren5 N0rs, 2urembur.
ger 8au 25. ieitsenommen. Nuh
lie betrieben oie 9eraubun9 bon Sait.
jiisen I'M 9roBen. Sic iubren nit
gleider 8eifrpinoigfeit neben Ben
5abrSeusen ber, iprangen Damn iiber
uno marien ibre Belte aui oie Stra.
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mieoer ibr eisenes Jabreug. Dteiit
iubr elm ,ipeites Auto Ser 0iebe bin.
terber uno iammelte Die abgemorie.
nen Sad)en aui. 9tnh ben bisberi-
gen Grmittlunsen lit Der Srt oes
3uiammemitoBes porsetiiaibt NOR
oen. Sn Birflihfeit bat iid) Der I'm.
iaa aui ser 8riibler StraBe in S0be
uon 8O0ori ereignet. Mui telepbo.
niiden Mnrui tpuroe Ser beibGoietc
Waeen ser Mutoiprin9er BON einem
unbeteilisten Speoiteur nod llrfelO
abgeihleppt.
Die beiOen perleBten 8anSiten
liegen. pie Der Setter Der &olner
&ripo in elmer YreHefonierenS nit.
teilte, erlter 8laiie in elmer aolner
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leben bort: Sdruar5brot, WeiBbrOt,
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piunosueiie. erbielten lie BON einem
vNabeitebenben" ans &ranfenbett
gebradt. 2ouer gebt's nimmer!
(~&bein. 9eitlneD
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Duesen- -FIugzeuge
fuer Deutschland :
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-15
LoRAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Mickey

Lorain, O., July -5-.A special
meeting was held on the 9th. Not
many showed up but business
was carried out just the same. All
girls and boys in the Junior Club
are expected to be on either the
refreshment or food committee.
Come to the next meeting and
get your job. Don't forget the
next meeting is July IS.
We understand that one of our
girls has a slight crush on a GER
tain hunk of man out at Met