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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

JACK Crimson came IN the
4 country store, lit his pipe and
folded his gangling body into cane
bottom air. he .loment Bill
Sanders, lie young store clerk, saw
the SNUG expression on lacks mis-
chievous and battered face, he knew
the ID lnountaineer was plotting
some new deviltry.
ill was 50, alfectionately known
as Professor ill" This small
farming community in the foothills
Of the Ozarks. )uring the fall and
winter months Bill taught school in
the little stone school-house in the
valley. n summers he clerked In
the store. lie was sincere young
man, with real understanding and
compassion for the weakness of his
feIlow-men, but the devilish tricks
OF lack Johnson nd Is twin
brother zeke, was q problem no one
in the community had as yet been
able to solve.
lack put his big feet up on the
counter and announced that he had
come to wait for the meat truck,
which was due from town.
Bill went on with his job of sack
ing potatoes and paid little or no
attention TO zack, but he was busy
thinking just the same.
Later when q stranger came in,
Bills sensitive young face frightened,
He was beginning to have an idea
now Of what lack had been up TO.
1t was one of his oldest tricks.
The stranger fixed his mild blue
eyes on lack. I'm lookin' for my
cow" he began, been wonderin' If
anybody around here has seen her
a black and white Jersey?"
q lack took his corn-Cob pipe out Of
his mouth and said with elaborate
innocence, Nope, guess she wan
dered off lool5in' for grass"
She's never done that before"
the stranger argued mildly.
III kept silent, but he was still
doing a lot Of thinking. There
must be some way to stop all the
deViitry Of Jack and Zeke. He'd
prayed over it, reasoned with the
two men, ven threatened to have
them handled by tde law, but all
to no avail.
am Blount, The at store-keeper,
tty,,IflIoy tAn hnplr pr fhn
store. our names Barnes, amt
it?"
he ranger lodded. "Jud
Barnes. dst moved up on the high
way bout 10 days ago."
Well, Mister Barnes" Sam said
in his rumbling voice, I'm sorry TO
tell you that The only way you can
sJ your cow back is TO put up re-
j.. 3ut it won't be that way
much longer can promise you
that" he finished, his voice growing
more hoarse with anger.
How much reward2" Jud faltered
uneasily.
Five dollars" Sam began firmly
only to be interrupted by lacks
drawing voice, Better make it ten,
stranger, if this here COW is a Jersey,
like you say"
TUD'S gentle blue yes looked
j stricken. He put his hand in the
pocket of his much-washed blue
jeans, drew out a lot of small coins
and three crumpled bills. "T'en dol
lars is just about all I've got, but 1
hafta get my COW back, because my
little grandbaby's poorly and has to
have good, rich milk" He put the
money in Sans hand, one five, two
one dollar bills and the rest of the
change made up the amount, and
walked out with slow, detected
step.
Bill moved toward lack, his eyes
stern. zone of these days your sins
are going to find you out, lack john
son. God is sometimes slow in
bringing a man to Judgment and
sometimes He's quick. I've been
praying for you and zeke to repent
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

Troop 80, sponsored by the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, Kenneth II. Will
liams, Scoutmaster, held reorgan-
ization meeting on March "a, with
Senior Patrol Leader, James Jones,
presiding.
The Troop went to work on organ
izing patrols and finally appointed
two Patrols of those present-the
Fox and Flaming Arrow. An adj
ditional Patrol, and other officers,
will be appointed at our meeting.
Mr.. Williams commended the
Scouts on their fine work during the
past year, and told them of numer-
Gus plans for more and better Scout
ing during the coming charter year.
Gilbert Ware, scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

Troop 8, sponsored by Broadway
School PIT. A. held their regular
meeting March "a at Broadway
School, with 10 girls, their leader,
Mrs. B. J. Hagedorn, and assistant
leaders, Mrs. K. E. McElroy and Mr..
P. w. Grady, present.
Kendra Bell, president, called the
meeting to order; dues and attend
ance were recorded, and the troop
welcomed our new member, Mar
tina Stonee to the troop. The troop
then wrote letter to girl in Den
mark, after which the meeting was
given over to badge work. Girls
that have passed the ''My Troop
badge were: Sally Burhans, Mary 10
Settler, Donna Shultz, Kendra Bell,
Margaret Callendrella, Ellen Hage-
dorm, Helen Miller, Nora Carbaugh,
Toy Strife, jeanne Mullendore, Glen
da McElroy, Donna Catron and Lin
da Lewis. The "Cook Badge" was
passed by: Mary 10 Settler, Donna
Catron and Barbara Morrison, while
the Foot Travellers" Badge was
passed by: Kendra Bell, Ellen Hage-
dorm and Helen Miller. The "Cyc-
list Badge" was passed by Donna
Catron and Ellen Hagedorn; Ken
dra Bell passed the Bird Badge;
Glenda McElroy the Garden Flow
er" Badge, and Martha Stoner "2nd
Class Badge"
Linda McGruer, Scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

Troop 40, of Sandy Hook, sponsored
by the Sandy Hook PIT. A., William
Mcpherson, Scoutmaster, was the
recipient of large American Flag,
presented to the Troop by the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles 1136, of
Brunswick, Md, at a recent meet
ing. The gift also included the flag
pole and leather carrier for use in
parades.
Mr. William Gross of the Bruins
wick Lodge, made the presentation
and First Class Jenkins accepted the
gift on behalf of the Troop. Mr..
Gross than gave very interesting
and informative talk on the mean
ing of the flag and its background.
The Scouts responded with the re-
citation of several poems and the
singing of a song, Betsy Ross" in
harmony, with the girls from the
Sandy Hook school.
Refreshments were then served by
the mothers of the Scouts and the
meeting ended with the Scoutmas-
ter's Benediction, given by visiting
Commissioner Russell L. Rowe.
Other visitors were: Jos. H Muir
ray, Jr., Field Scout Executive for
the Washington Area Council, Neigh
borhood Commissioner Truman
Doyle, and the following members of
the Eagles Lodge: Mr.. Sprong, Mr..
Gross, Mr.. Robbit, Mr.. Hill, Mr..
Bennett and Mr.. Shelton.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

What we do for each other is the
measure of what we do for the ma
ton.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

If we don't build new world our
selves, someone else will do it for
us and it won't be one we like.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

Troop IL, sponsored by Washington
School, Mrs. N. c. HORNE, leader,
and Mrs. J. c. Kirbo, assistant lead
er, held regular meeting at Wash
ington School last week. We had 8
girls our assistant leader and one
visitor present.
Our meeting opened with the sing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01
Killed In Unusual Accident

A bullet accidentally fired from a
pistol in an upstairs room of a
Cumberland home went through the
floor and killed woman sitting in
chair downstairs in the living
room. Mrs. Mary L. Andrews, As,
wife of James E. Andrews, an or
chestra leader, was the victim of the
freak accident.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

Troop 3, sponsored by the Daugh-
tiers of Trinity, held it's regular meet
ing on Thursday, March 25, at Trim
ity Lutheran Church. There were
Il girls, their leader, Mrs. J. |. Dud-
ley; co-leader, Mrs. E. H. Rooms, Jr.,
and four girls from troop 30 present.
This meeting was in the form of
an Easter tea for the mothers of the
girls and sixteen mothers were pres
ent. We were very happy to have
them with us. The tea table was
covered with a pale green damask
cloth; two vases of forsythia and
silver tea set were on one side of the
table, while trays of iced cakes and
cookies and colored minis were on
the other. Tea was poured by Mrs.
Rooms, and girls were served cookies,
cakes and fruit punch. After the
refreshments the mothers went to
another room in the Sunday School
for business talk with the leader
and co-leader, during which trip
to Washington and Mt. Vernon in
May for the troops, was discussed.
A written test on First Aid was
given the girls by Mrs. Mogensen
and Mrs. Dayhoff, after which the
troop presented a small gift to our
two instructors in appreciation of
their help in this course.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-01

Troop 20 held a regular meeting on
Friday, March 10, at the Colonial
Theatre Building, with Mrs Ken
meth Sim, leader, and Mrs. Pam
Bean, assistant leader, together with
ten girls and one visitor, Miss Betty
Frantz, present The meeting was
opened by Mrs. Sim, and Mrs. Bean
collected the dues.
The girls then worked on badges,
and the First Aid Badge was COM
pleted by Jerry Rawls, Betty Sim,
Janice Carper and Elaine Stickell,
under the supervision of Mrs. Helen
Norton Poole, Janice Carper, jeanne
Grimes, Barbara McSherry and
Jerry Rawls completed their My
Community Badge, under the SUI
pervision of Miss Betty Frantz, troop
committee member.
At the close of the business meet
ing, the troop toured the Chamber
of Commerce, the City Hall and the
First Hose Fire Department, a neces-
sary project in completion Of the
My Community Badge.
The troop will sponsor a rummage
and bake sale on April "a at the
Market House, and four of the
troop members-Janice Baker, Ma
talie Hickey, Jan Rogers and Jerry
Rawls-will work as program aides
with the Woodland Way Troop.
The next meeting will be held on
April 2, when there will be an cleo
ton of new officers.
Jan Rogers, Scribe.
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u,ss Salem. Obie
S,ueie Is.

Ge Jraueu Serein bdlt ieine rele!,
lnaBiee Verid,nmllns Sonrtas, oen
8. 1cbr,,ar, 9 llbr ,,ad)mittdas ab
IS iino alle 0sitelieocr eebeter in Der
GcriammI,ine su cri6einen, oenn es
iino icbr pid)tige 0cid)aste o,e erie.
oist tueroen miiiien. Rash Der Ser.
iammlung tperocn uns sic @cburtS.
taafinoer nit Spielcu uns cincm isi'
nen 2u,eb iiberroiten. Sinrcitcr 81
0utif, lit oic Soriiberin uon Sicirn
&omitee. Gs miro alles aufs 5cIte ar.
raltgiert aucrben. Mlio foIllmt rlle lnia
Iabt uns sic @ebltrtstasstinHer nit
1nicrcr Mnipeienbeit iiberraihcn itns
ieren &ronfen 8oia Slider ,,na Gath.
2iebbart tpiiniden mir boISioc 9clie.
rung. 3atb. @uncid,. Sefr.
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Nus Warv, Js,Stat,o
3meie 40.

Die re9elmGbiae Gerianlmlllne oes
3peis 40 miro INNER am stpeite,,
Oonnerstas I'M Monat, I'm 1 llbr
radmittaes absebaiten. alio ON 12
Sebrl,ar r7C >,l
SIM &umitec fir oen ~. Sebruar
8aifee uno SUDDEN 81 feruieren iino:
@Ifrieoa Milan. gli5. Miner. Gilt.
Selenopid), Srene &olen, 2ath. Ner.
seballer, Sara S'0onneu, 2ilien Re,
iihe.
SIM &ranfenfomitee iin6: Sobanna
8oif,, &esina &roft. 8ir baben stpei
franfe Sdtueitern glnna @aener uno
Selen 9ergmann @ir tpiiniden ibnen
baloise 9elierl,ng.
gebeten iid eutitebenb ou MAIDEN beim
Serein lnb i'm Central 8erbano.
cara Olion Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
2..,s Canton. Obie
Smcis II.

Gs oiene aucn 9rii>ern SIM 9tad).
rid)t, oaS Die llishile Tcrinnmlllna
Spnntug, oen 10. Tebruor, ) l(bt
i,Gdnittngs abgchnlten miro. IS
modNte uns frellen lpeuu mir ollie 8rii
Der in oieier Geriamlliulg begritBer
fcnnten. ,......,...f .t..
ssn letter Gcrlannllung mltroen Die
Nennten Iiir i19lS einsciiihrt, luas
lebr il,terellant mar. Nat) &erIeirnp
. NeS y tefoll$ mo Sabresbericbtrs
eriuhtc llnler GrGl. NnSreas .OtatbeS
Ssr. unicru ulten Gr lIul &arl grens
lcr sic GinfiihrlmN ser Vcantcn Dor
3lmchnlen. @r. @rcnner bonftc fiir Sic
Gbre, iibcrnahm ocn Sammcr, Nnuttc
Den Wcamtcn fiir oen trcucn Sienlt
Sen iic getan hottcn i'm Sabre 1917
mrs crllrd,tc lic nrcb IN oiclcm Sabre
I'M Snterclie rcs Gcreius 81 arhcitcu
lporanf ollie 9emtcn ihr Salport 90
ben. Samn ii6ernahm GrGi Matbcs
hcn Gbrlit llHO 9ilra 5lr Ginliihrlnls
nrllrr MitnlicAcr iiber. IS lpur fiir
ollie Wrirbcr cine Srcloc. = iungc
Wunncr lpurbcn in un'crn &crcin nIS
lfitglicNcr allfgenomrncn. MidluGl
i. Nepncr Sr. llnb 9r. &arl 8. 9icl5
nlrocn hcr5lid niafnnlnlcn gcbciben
sSir hofien baB iie uns trcu bleihcn.
Nir erllldpn ullc Sahicn pnn Gan.
ton, Sic nod, nidlt Sll unlcrn Tcrein
achorcn. lie nogen lid, aud, unidllie=
ben. @ir bobcn cine quite &criihc-
rlmn cine id,one Snacrto uro ciu
,plnoerbnres SndNcnbein,, alI nns
mir itolj iein fonncn. Sd fann nit
sSrelloen berif)ten onb unicr Gr Erot
Sefr. slnbreas SbeIlman aus Sem
Soipital beim aefolnmen iii unb fiiblt
iehr gut nod ieiner operation. @ir
hoffen oob er bnIo lpie0er nit uus
lit. sl1e 9riioer Sic nit ihren
sliie6ments uno @eitrdae inn Niid
ltano iinb mogeu iid geiGIlig gut
ltebeno MAIDEN i'm Gerein 10 ipic aud,
i'm Central Gerbano.
Mihael Nepuer, Sefr.
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8idtts fir Sera unS Sinn:

1. llnteritiist Den Sabicn &ilfs'
icuS nit 8ebet rno Gabc. gs III int.
nler bcifcr 81 geben als ,u nebmcn
@cbt cs tut nid)t tpcb
9. Ser 8laiius-Oufel fommt S,tr
Sabicnbaue am Samstaa. Sen Z. 5e.
bruar. Nae icinc Gufelfiuocr iolle,,
oieien Oat,rm ia uidt pcreelien. 81
miro ,pie auidbrlid uicle freuoiee
Stmoen Sen ainocru scigcn.
3. Sir l,,itise. briioerlide Inter.
boItuue oereeBt oaS SadIenbcin
nid,t. Mem ou unb -oei9 sSrcunae
,uirflih einen idtOnen Ibeno haben
,pout brinst iie gum 9eim Scr Cad.
len.
4. llniere ndd,ite rcaclmdbiae Ser
iannnl,,ug fil,0et am Sonntag, ben
/. 6ebrlar, itatt.
u. 8. 3ell, SHr.'
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Illus Ghieaee. yuineis
llcbcrraid)enbcr Sud)5eitsidaucr.

Giilcr Ser itonten Soty5eitsi1mlcr
fano am 81. Sanuar in Chicago ita.t.
llnseiabr 500 @aitc battcn iid urr
Ginlaolung Ser Sralen Wtup &reltcl,
Hcgina Nped, bilbu 9rpmu uno s..
Salmen in Ser Sp. Miblauo SuIle cin-
geIunoen UNI ous illnge 9ruutpnur
Hobcrt Mattes uuo eleanor llntD
nit pielen id)oncu @ei6cnfcn 5u iibrr.
|rait)en. Hobert lit ser Spbn ppu Sru.
'Otihacl unS ssrnu Sllianna Mnttes
unS GntclfinO bon Srnu Sulanna
Sd)a6mlraer, 1915 &. 90. Ctr. Cleo
pr lit sic Spdtcr non Scrrn Srbum
unb Sruu Mcginn llntd), 800 9atrp
Ipc. Tieic hciocn ,Son1ilicu iinb lang
i1brigc Sreilnoc lno Ncrcu &inoer,
ous illnge 9rnutpuar. fcrnen iih
ifon icit lie flcinc &inoer luaren ltS
man fcuntc sic Sicbe in ibrcn iuugc,,
!Scrscn, sic tic pielc Sabre iiir cin=
amber gctrager, IN lhrcu euacn. i'm
frobliden @lit lcben, oils 10 uiclc
iSreunoc iic ber5lid begriibten 'mo
Sbncn 0ottes Segcn iiir ibrc 3i,-
fuMit miilld)tcn.
9tahbcm ons ilmge Eanr nit ibren
.SdmillcnnlitgIieNCrn bcin SuupttiiN
Elat genonlren bntter, fplgtcn ibncu
sic 8dIic uno nabmcn TlnB an bcn
Ih0n geihrniiften unN rcid)gcoeftcn
Safcln ,lno Serr Gam &reitcl, ocr
Snfcl BON Glconcr. hicB allc @iIte
i'm 9tamcn Ser Sanlllien IN ciuoruts.
pollen @ortcn bor5lid) iuillfonmtl.
Gam lprad) SScrr Miid)ael Gins oas
Siibgebet, iuorauf Damn Die illngeil
MtGNhcu lnD ,Sralcn oas Giieu lcr-
picrten oaa iih ale lpoblihmefen
Iieben
Aah bcm Giien bielt Serr &rciteI
cine sfllr5e t9lnlprohe uno piiuihtc
i'm Namcn ullcr @lltc Dem ii,ngcn
Huar uiel Slid l,uo 8ottes reihcn
Seaen iiir Die 3ufunit Is lprahen
nod, Trdi. @epra G5ierling pom 3lpei1
a., ErIi. slnna Salb pom 3iueig 4G,
inh Oannp llntd, ErGi. pom Srs.
3lucig IL. Sic ipiiuld)tcn hcnt ilmgcn
Eaar audi 8ottes rcihen Scgen.
Nad,bcr oiinete bas grnlitpaar
aae sic iiberrcihtcn Yafcte nm sic
ld)oncn @eifcnfe su ieben uno Sen
8Glten 5it Seigen. Tas i,luge Eaar
mar iehr froh nnN banfte alien ber5lid)I
fiir oie ihonen @nbcn. 80.
Die hcr5liditcn. innisitcn @liirf,
piinidbe bringt Sem ilmgen Yaar alld.
oie Sdreiberin,
Sarnb @eirit, Sefr. 3ap. A.
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Geue Selee,, falister
Sparianteeu
ShluB bon settle I.

0elten bat sic .0o,ce Of Mmerica"
ibre Nl,feabc, cin BiIo Der 1ebens.
tueiie bes gr0btcu oemofrntiihen 8ol.
fes Der BeIt 81 9ebeu, nidt 5u erfil'
len Dermodt. 8ieueid,t reiden oie
6en Staatsbepartmcnt fir 6telen
3lped 5ur 8erfiiaung seitellten @elo'
nittel nur fir Sic oirefte poIitii1
Mb,pcbrpropaeanba gesen cine a1,e'
rifafeinolidp Sete aus. 81, 8etipiel
oieier getpib alld) uid,t un,pibtigen
@nffldr,,ngsarbeit unieres arttltd)en
Observation-Disclosures lieferten IN Ser
perganeenen @ohe Die In alien mid.
tigcren Sprad)en - oara,nter rmd) IN
ser ruiiiidjen bctuirften Seno,ms
gen, nit oencn bos Staats0eparttcnt
oic Welt IN Sen Snbalt Ser erbei,te.
ten beutiden Ooflmentc biniidiif)
aes Soitler-Stalin=Naftes bon 1889
cin,ueibte. gus iolden, ibrer @atur
nod neaatipen, rein polemiid)en8i,,o.
gebungen ser .Stimme Nmerifas"
erfiihrt bns Muslonb obcr nidt, mas
bie amsrifaniid)e Democratic an poii.
tiuen @erten 3u bicten bat!
Caju fommt, lab Sic iiberau NIT
9od)orl,f arbeitenbe Soipietpropa.
aanoo cs iid) geraoe i'm Mueeublid
anseleeen iein lGbt. sic curopdiid)en
golfer. Sic ibre Soffn,,neen arf Sen
Maribollplan iese,, su beraeuger.
bab sic Nmerifoner ibnen, ieIbIt .ue,,,
lie auoIltcn. oar nidt belfen f0nncn
l,no froh icin niiiicn. luenn iic nid1t
iclbcr pcrbungcrn. Nire es fir rnS
nid)t an Scr 3eit eetueieH, bieIe betrii'
aeriibe 8ropasanoa slm Berit,,nt'
men su bringcn, als iie Dor ein paar
Monaten gum criten DiaIc cine &od'
fIut bon Observation-Disclosures aus
Nmerifa ausloite9 Su bieiem Sale
famen sic Hafete allsgercdnet aus
|@richenlanS!, % "laa. -,
,@liiflidcrlpeiie bat ser &on9reB lit
@albinaton oen init ieiner iibclbcra'
tencn Sparpolitif uuf Dem 8ebiet Scr
Yropaganoa a,,gerid)teten SdaSen
in5miid)en aueniaitens jim Seil a,tge'
:aad)t. 9eiaer fonnten o:e suId5lidcn
Sietuiuia,nsen nod nid,t in ,Sscrnt
ciner arob,iigiaercn, ipirfian,ere,,
AunSiunfpolitit i'm Nuslanee aus.
tpirfen unS m,bte es ouerlt io,sit
fonnlcn, oaf, Sic parlomentariiden
Sparpolitifer init sen ;soleen ibrer
8uoeetfiir5l,nsen oas 2ano iogar in
eeiunSbeitlide @efabrcn itiirSten!
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Ylafns.

Sicrmit er9ebt al allc r,eine Gifel-
ti,berden Die berSlid)ite Ginlao,me
nit ibrcr lieben Inpcr,panoten OH
Samstaa, Sen 7. 0ebruar. I'm 6 llbr
abcnos iid) inn safienbeim 81 Der.
iammeln. Mn oicicm Mbcno babe id
fd0ne ElGne ausgearbeitct. a,m bieiel'
fleinen SSrei,nSen einen redt ber5iacn
Mbcne 81 bereiteu. ~..
1ansnu,fif fir Mlt unS Suns iii
bciteat. Mub miro auertei SiiBisfci.
ten lnb Rop ben illngen Maaen er.
freuen. Sir oas glternpaor oas biz
groBte Jamilie oil oieiem Set por'
Itelt, lit Elm if)oner Ereis georonct
l1ns fir ,nein iiingites gnfeld,em babe
id audi ettpas id,oues. Nud .peroen
nod mebrerc Yreiic unS @eidcn.e
ouseeteilt iueroen.
@ir ipolIcn an bieicm Samstae.
abenS oen &inocrdcn uno ben Gr.
,uad,icnen nur Iai,tcr freuSige Shii,'
oen bereitcn. Oas &omitee lit itari
an Scr Mrbeit nno ldbt iih ridts III
Nee fommcn, cinen eroben grfole ~
aeigen.
slae SadIcnfinoerden bon Sag
bis 5u 100 Sabren iino oufs berg
lihite ipiafommcn. gereeBt oieic:
Tat,m nidt: Samstag, oen 7. Gebr..
Is llbr abenSs.
Dds 0omitee.
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3lueia 6.

81 Der am n1d)lten Sonntag. ben
8. Jrbruar, 2 llbr nnd)mit:ag:. Itatt,
iroenSen Geriammlllne ,ucroea oic
8riioer frellnolidlt eineelaben Senr
iebr ipid,tigc 8eid1fte iinS 81 erIeoi.
gen. aild) ergebt Die Mahnuns nod
einnlal an oiejenisen. ,peldje nod nit
Sterbeeclo riifitGnoig iino, oieiel5en
iofort 81 be5ablen, ,piorigeniaqs iie
allber Benefit iein mcroen int ,5aQ
bon &ronfbeit.
Mm Samstagabei,6 por Ser Ser.
fannnlllne. Sen T. Jebruar. niiiien
Die 8riiocr alle in Die 9aQe fon,nen.
ieoer lueib ipor,im cs iih banoelt.
aommt! Gin ieoer ion ieben Oh Gr.
folg lit ooer Nerluit gs NOR ein gre.
Bes llnternebmen. oiesmal ,ueroel,
mir oen Hetpcis lieftrn, oh mir Cat
imo Billcnsfr1ftige Gereinsbriioer
limo ODER nift.
8eltatte mir biernit oen 8riicern
'oipie ansqpGrtigen 2an6slel,ten NIT.
,utcilcn. oa6 unier Bruoer 5runl
,Sranfofsfp nit ieiner @cmablin ui,i
Befnf, ipeilen bel ibrem Sohn 1runi
N. in Souiiiana. Der jl,nge Jrau-
fofsfp lit alld Witelieo unieres Vcr.
ems imo mir ienoen bierlnit oie beitei1
0riibc tes g g. 0ereins Don GONE
iteao. Ya. S. &raft. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
GirfDcp 1rauem Yerrin.

Gs biene alien Sdppeiteru sur &C.
faIiaen Naebriht. rab aic nad,it.
Geriammii.rg an Is. ,i,5ruar, 6 lthr
ahrnOs iratttinbct. 9lQe Sdapcitern
iino eriudt 5ablreid, 81 erideinen.
Der iiblif)e isaE,ilienabenS iinei
Inn s llbr abenes tl;. ipo,u nnc 8e.
rreinbeglichcr llnO oeren ,sreunDr
aufs berslidit einaclaoeu iiuo.
Die Sfnueitern Ararie tSd)inblcr.
Nina Heincrth mn HGelc Jt sic fper.
Den @nfiee ilnh 0lld)eu icruierc,l.
$s&a :l,iinnic &nrrrs. Srfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
2lms ule,,aea, pa.

gs wlroe beIhloiien cinen 8laiilts
fir Oie &in0er am 6. sSebruar, 8 llbr
abenos 3u beranitalten.
1aibine
Die Jaibing miro abgebalten am
81. Gebr1,ar. Eas giien tpiro ann
6 ltbr obenos ierpiert. 9aadber Sang
bis? SeSer Der fommen min muB iid,
Lel ocm @omitcc anincloen niht {pd'
ter als Is. Gebruar. 8itte ruff &ath.
Gbeil, Mof. 2t43-@; Cora Teil.
@od). 30t8.M ODER Waria 2eiti6nft
Moh. 3568.ss. Sir eiites giien uno
llnterbaltune ioret bas 3omitee.
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Das 0omitcc.
3,ueia %.

IS oicne allen Sdipcitern ,lr
Nahridt, baB sic nGd)lte Scriamm.
lung am Sonntag. Den 8. 0ebrimr.
nudumittaes itatttinOet. 5u iuelder
mir ale Sdiueitern auts ber,lidit
einlaoen. @ir babcn 1T bieier Ser.
iamnllung Elm Sterbegelo 81, be5ab-
len fir Sdipeiter Msarie @rametb.
Nad Ser Jebruar-Y -Yerianlmlung
miro elm aartenpartie obgebalten ul,o
oa in oiciem Ncnot Die @arien Nd-
|menstna fciern ,pirb es Don bencn Der.
anitditet. Mlio Narie mir iino 20 all
3abl Iabt mns 5eigen apas spir fonneyl
imoem mir Que mitbeIien 6ieienAbeno
81 beridonen. geraebt uid,t oer @ein.
actuinn ecbt fir cine ebIc sohe. Mls
leg tpirb nit 0anf nneeii0ntn,en. Man
tuenoe iid an gorfiberin @tarie @otb.
Die Moreiie Der neuen Sefret1rin
lit iuie foIgt: -.
Marie @otb, 266 Jirit Ctr.
Bifcliiie.gunsstotpn, Ohio.
Hbone 1850.
@s tperben lms IN Der Gerian,nl.
lung foleenoe Sd)ipeitern beoienen:
Ngnetba &aner, Sopbie rnb Marie
9atidner. Noiina &enoel, Mnna Ser.
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3weis 26.

Mllcn Wtitglieben oes 3lpcig 90
5iir 9enntnis, oab sic nddlte Ser.
famml,ns am Samstag. oeu Z 6ebr..
8 ltbr abenos im Sahienbeim abac.
bolten miro. ARiteIieoer peree6t nihi
et,pas fir bas Silfsncrf mits,ibrin,
gen. p sl- 5. Binber, Sefr.
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Smeiq H..

Gs oiene allen SfJiueltcrn slrr ae.
fllligen 9tafridt. SoB Sic Gcriomm-
llrna am Sonutag, Ben Is. sSebrrar
2:30 llbr nadpnlittogs ubechnltcn
miro. 9lae Sdiueitern linb Tre,lnnlif
eriud)t Ser Geriamnlllug beiiuirob.
men. Tad ser Gerionrmllng perben
mir llnier 3drtenportie ubNalten. @ie
ibr alle uiBt, gebt Scr lleberlduB iiir
oas Silistperf. Gs iplre ;u lpiirihen,
baB iih lnebrere boran beteiligcn.a flo
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bite fommt aIle uno brinet aut cure
Srelmoe nit.
SIN &oluitce liuo iplgenoc Shiur.
tern: Marie Nedert, Matbiloa Cop.
en-, Suianna &einerth Gliiabetb
Stoft Gliiabetb Sduliter, SuItiNe
Sbentcr nlo Hceina 8reucr. .,
r. Sulanno Heincrtb, Scfr.
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bert. Sopbic 8enbel. &utb. &ebman.
2ouiie &cbnran. 8oic SenocI. aatb.
&abner, Suianna 9artman. Sobanna
&artu,pl. q
.@irsboffen In Der nGditeH 8er.
iontmI1sns tuieber red,t biele heeriiben
5u t6nnen. 81. Hotb. ASetr.
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&arteu portie.

3ipeig 20 b0lt cin &artenpartic am
Il. 6ebrrar. Z l'br abe,t0s. Mlle
Mitglitoer. iSreunoe lil,t Nciannte 10
.uic MlitgIieoer hcs ;jtueia 20 i,nb
nufs 1er'iifbite eiEselaoen.
+ 6. &i.nther. Sefr.