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Evening star., 1948-07-08
SpOrfSaDeur

7-S14.95 Rayon Dresses, white
embroidery trim --------- $500
15-s14.s5 Cotton Print Sun
Back Dresses with bolero $500
-$I9.S5 Short Sleeve Rayon
Dresses --7--$10.oo
6-$14.95 Butcher Rayon Sun.
Back Dresses ---$8.O0
8-$25.00 Rayon 6 bard IN e
Dresses. x sleeves S14.00
2-$14.95 Wool Jackets, size IL,
red $500
10-$7.95 Cotton Blouses, long
sleeve, eyelet trim $5.s5
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Hosiery

11s prs. "As Is" Full Fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Several
styles and constructions included.
Broken sizes and colors,
2 PRS. $1.00
81 prs. S1.35 Famous Name No
Seam Nylon Hosiery. Fine, 400
needle, all-Nylon sheers. Good
cclors, not all ---7Sc pr.
213 prs. 29c and sec Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks. Made of
fine cotton. Several types in
cluded. Assorted colors In broken
sizes pr.
.15s prs. 31.s5 and $2.25 "As Is"
Super Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Is
denier construction. Good colors.
Not all sizes s----------. 99c pr.
90 prs. Imperfects Of S1.35 Run
) Resist No Seam Sheer Nylon
Hosiery. All-Nylon construction.
Dark colors in popular sizes,
2 prs. S1.00
1O4 prs. $3.50 Full Fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Good colors
in small sizes only CSC pr.
Hosiery-Street Floor.
GlOCeS
81 prs. $3.49 Capeskin Gloves,
white, sizes 6 to 7------$2.1S
81 Prs. S1.29 Leather Gloves,
white, washable, small, medium
and large sizes, work gloves, 4sc
95 prs. $500 Doeskin Gloves
Finished sheepskin), white only.
sizes 6 to 7--------$2.49
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
DOn,eSticS

27-Cotton Crinkle Bedspreads,
special, S2x105"- 5"---------$2.57
$3.50 Sec. Pacific Combed Per-
Gale Sheets, 81x10s"- s"-------$3.39
16-$4.29 Sec. Pacific Combed
Percale Sheets, 90xl08" $3.50
1880 Sec. Pacific Combed Per-
Gale Cases, 42x38h--79 79c
17-$2.39 Sec. Of Type 12s Sheets,
63x108' 500
28-Dotted Swiss Scarfs and
Vanity Sets ----------------39c
60-Second Of Cannon Bath
Towels, 20x40" $50
4S-25c and 29c Sec. Of Martex
Wash Cloths hs---------15c
12-$2.39 Martex Bath Towels,
24x46" ----$1.79
16-79c Martex Hand Towels,
16x28"
16-S4.95 Printed Linen Table
cloths, 52x70"-
18-$6.95 Printed Linen Table
cloths, 60x80" 80"----S3.99
Kann's cDomestics-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Teen Cotton
Dresses

4e-SS.S5 Teen Cotton Dresses,
stripes and plaids. Sizes 10 to
16 ---.2 for S11.0e
3-S5.s5 1-pc. Piaysuits $3.S7
1o-$22.95 Teen Spring Suits,
$7.0o
25-$4.95 Teen Cardigan Sweat
6-$8.S5 Teen Pastel Rayon
Dresses $6.9S
10-$2.9S Teen Black Cotton
Skirts $S.o1
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Kann's-Third Floor
Furniture

7-$14.95 Cypress Swings and
STANDS --SS.oo
l-$59.50 6-Cushion Glider,
SCARED red-----------$44.50
1-$3s.5o Glider, SCARED $26.S8
$3.50 Credenza Style Book
cases, unpainted ------$S.4S
l-s$5A.So Drop Leaf Table, ma-s
iogany veneer, married $ss.5s
1-$6.95 Bridge Chair. door sam
pie & ! -ass- $3.40s
1-$s.s5 Metal Yacht Chair,
SCARED d---------$3.S8
1-S24.95 Sun Lounge, SCARED,
$3.50
1-s1s.s5 Hammock and Stand,
SCARED ----"--$13.S8
1-$19.95 Spring Base Cushioned
Chair, SCARED 1888
1-$15.95 Bridge Table, SCARED.
$8.95
l-$12.95 Coffee Table, mahogany
veneer, scarred----------$5.9
1-$12.s5 Night Table, mahogany
veneer, scarred----------$6.S
l-S12.95 Coffee Table, mahog-
any finished, scarred-----$4.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Budget Dresses

10-$10.s5 Misses Rayon Crepe
Dresses $500
100-$5.S5 Women's Rayon Shan
tung Dresses, navy-----$3.99
1o-S7.95 Misses Spun Rayon
Dresses, l and 2 pcs.--$6.00
S-$14.s5 Women's Rayon Crepe
Dresses, pastels s----$12.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Better Dresses

11-$35.00 and S39.95 Suit Dresses,
2 pcs. fine quality rayon shan
tung and sheers .---------- $Zz.OO
2-$4s.95 Dresses, 2-pcs., print
top with plain, skirt, sizes IL to
IA $500
14-l2.95 to 1898 Summer Dresses,
for women men-------$9.oe
29-S19.95 to $500 Misses Sum-
mer Dresses, prints and plain
sheers $10.00
16-Sl4.95 to 319.95 Misses
Dresses, cotton and rayon $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
GIOCeS
Bedroom
Furniture

1-$44.50 Double Size Box Spring,
soiied $26.8S
1-$44.50 Double Size Innerspring
Mattress, soiled---------$26.8S
1-S59.95 Studio Couch, soiled,
S39.Ss
1-S34.95 Double Size Innerspring
Mattress $19.99
1-S29.95 Double Size Innerspring
Mattress -----$17.88
I-$54.95 80" Hollywood Bed With
Innerspring Mattress, damaged,
80" Observation-Disclosures $29.98
1-$34.s5 Double Size Box Spring,
$17.88
2-$2S.S5 Twin Size Box Spring,
$16.99
2-SS.95 Maple Finished Cricket
Chairs s--------$4.44
l-$34.95 Twin Size Roll-A-Way
Cot With Innerspring Mattress,
$22.88
1-S34.95 Double Size Walnut
Veneered Modern Waterfall Bed,
$16.SS
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Lingerie
Yard Goods

Yard Goods
500 yds. Sl.3s Washable Spun
Rayon Prints S9c yd.
500 yds. $1.oo Butcher Rayon,
7Sc I'd.
500 yds. sl.ss Black Rayon Faille.
- $1.00 yd.
100 yds. sI.a5 White Rayon
Sharkskin- yd.
Is yds. $500 Dress Linens, maize,
SO" S1.39 yd.
60 yds. 7sc White Combed Lawn,
So" --.-5 SEC I'D.
20 yds. 39c White Outing Cotton.
n" 29c yd.
36 yds. S1.oa White Pique Cotton.
-79c I'd.
30 yds. Sa.5o to S2.ss Remnants
q Linens ----$ $I.SS yus
Kanus Yard Goods-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Junior Miss
Clearance

12-$7.S5 Cotton Dresses prints
anu StTlpcS %1.VV
17-S8.95 Print Cotton Sun Dress
and B0ler0 $500
9-$14.95 Printed Rayon Sheer
Dresses $500
1-$25.0O RAyOn Faille Suit,
navys $12.oe
2-$22.s5 Printed Rayon Crepes,
$12.0O
I-S12.95 Pink Striped Suit,
swing back ---------$l0 $1,000
S-$16.95 Striped Cotton, pique
trimmed $12.0O
10-S5.95 Plaid Cotton 1-pc.
DreSSeS ----------------
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Kitchen Boses-WoIl Cobinets

Io-s5ss Aluminium Chests, 42xlsxs (os isl $3s5
3-$iess Utility Closets. sxl 2xee los isl s------$lls5
1-sl4s5 Utility Closet. Ski 2x64 los isl ------- $ss5
z-$z4s5 Pereslsin-tep Kitchen Boses, INA los
Is)
. e''<'ls''f'' Kitchen s'''' zzxz. ,o' ,asss
1$lSsS Pereseintep Kitchen Boss 20x24 los isl $lo95
z-$l2.es PesesIein-tep Kitchen Bases, 6x2o las
I-$sss5 Metal Wardrobe, 27x2ox7l los s)$zs.s5
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Downstairs Bookstore

7-Sles5 Gabordins Robes
1s-$3.s5 $3.50 -soIed-rnussed
s-S3.s5 I,esus lightweight shen sleeve knee length ps-
e-S6e5 Slight isuIer zppsr closure Sport Shirts
$3.50 $7s5 White swsetsn-siohty ed----$4ss
Kanns-Men's store-street Floor
Boys Wear
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Sale! Floor Sample Radios

l-Sl75.oo Console Redio-Phene. with Autometie
Record chsnser -$lzs.s5
s:se,d ehs"s: % Hutomotie ae"s cutoff " AFM ,zzsss
IN Au.omatie Record chens.r. slss.ss
Blonde mohosony ------------. $685.
Automa.ie Phsnes,epk -'-------~-----~-- se4.s5
teries Complete with lotteries sz7.ss
$3.50 PORTABLE RADIO Poys on AC-DC
Or batteries. Complete e---- s34s5
2-$39.95 5-Tube Tabis Model Radios-
l-S29.s5 5-Tube TabIe Model Rodio---------$17.e5
Kanns Electrical Applances-sth g. D sts. NV.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-08

+ssss sivsr-Ploted Vegetable Dishes. as Is --$44s'
I-ssss siIverPIaed Meat PIetsr --------$44s'
$500 Breed Troy. slightly scratched ------$34s'
z-$4.ss Kitchen Clocks. as is ---------------$2ss'
3-S4ss Winding AIarm Clocks, as s----------s2ss'
Pair $lo.ss Sterling csndssteks, as is ------$54s"
i-$ls.ss Sterling Silver Sandwich Troy, as is$l5oo"
36-Pe Set 90 Sterling Silver FIstwas. department sompe
$4,000"
s0%
Kann's-siverware- Floor.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
H. H. Village

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman B. Heal
and son, Douglas, have transfer
red from Fort Peck to Hungr,
Horse.
Mrs. Don Brown and daughter
Linda, spent last week in Miss
oula with Mrs. Browns parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Fry. Mr.. Brown
went after them over the week
end. The two other daughters, Sal
ly and Barbara, who have been
attending school at Missoula, re-
turned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Page spent
Friday and Saturday at Salmon,
Idaho, but due to flood conditions
had to return home to go on their'
planned fishing trip.
Myron Sletten's brother, Yer
non, is visiting here from Havre.
New residents in the prefab
area are Norman Syverson, Thorn
as Raftery, Ike Blecha, Fred Saw
yer, Phil Barnett and Chuck Hum
mel.
Marlene Murphy, Whitefish, is
visiting at the Yadon home.
Mrs. Arthur Sheppard and two
friends motored here from Butte
Sunday to visit her husband. They
looked the project over and drove
to Whitefish for supper, return
ing to Butte late Sunday night.
Visitors at the Hollenback home
during the week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hately, Fritz Pier
son, Missoula; Mrs. Wendall Blod-
gett, Columbia Falls; Mrs. Irene
Norville, mother of Mrs. Hollen-
pack and Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon,
Nhitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenback and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hately were oc-
of car involved in an ac-
ident Saturday night. All escap-
d with minor injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehead and Ber-
ice returned Thursday from a
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
Twice Day Mail Nears

cling in Verne Greene's timber
east of M. City.
The John Kessingers visited in
Eureka Sunday.
The kids are all happy these
hot days. They attend Bible school
in the forenoons, and after lun-
cheons, Jim, the minister, and his
father, Mr.. Schofield, transport
them to Lake Five for a swim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester R. Nadrau,
Roman, visited the Bill Sands, L.
E. Thompsons and other M. City
friends Sunday. Mr.. Nadrau,
landscape painter of considerable
renown, was so impressed by the
scenic surroundings here that he
has decided to come back and cast
his lot with us.
Arthur Barber had as weekend
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Al Jovine,
st. Ignatius.
Harold Hawley and sons, Roman,
are now in M. City erecting a
dwelling on their property.
Mrs. Gilbert Burland is assist
ing Mrs. Babcock in the Hungry
Horse bar cafe.
Mrs. Chester Long, Roman, will
reopen the Hill Top quick lunch
in the immediate future. Good
luck, Bertha!
A typical, jovial, rollicking, (but
law-abiding) frontier crowd held
forth in The Hub Saturday eve.
All in spirit of fun reminiscent
Of Montana's earlier, happier days
when a man was a man.
Clarence Bissell and family, Bel
ON, Mont, arrived in Martin City
and will make their home )
With Clarence's father, Fred Bis
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shields have
moved from Kalispell to M. City.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

Bids have been called, with q
June 18 closing, for twice a day
mail service between Columbia
Falls, Hungry Horse and Martin
City.
The proposed star route would
provide twice a day mail service
to the immediate Hungry Horse
area. There would be no Sunday
mail.
The first trip would leave Co.
lumbia Falls about a. m. return
ing around $3.50 a. M, and the Sc.
cond would depart about 2 p. m.
returning by $3.50 p. m. This will
make possible use of streamliner
mail facilities.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

trip to Coulee Dam and Canada
They left Saturday for Coule'
Dam where they attended the gra
duation exercises. Mrs. Moreneae
stayed at Coulee Dam visiting
friends, while Mr.. and Mrs. More
head went on to Rossland, 3. Z
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ken Seward entertained
Thursday afternoon at bridge ano
for the sewing circle, in honor OF
Mrs. Kent Davis. With the lunch
con Mrs. Seward served a beaut-
iful cake inscribed with the words,
welcome back" Mrs. Chambers
won the bridge prize and Mrs.
Culver, the door prize. The guests
included Mesdames Davis, We
Der, Culver, Chambers, Spencer,
Drake, Greiner, Bjornstad, NC
Lean, Kilcrease, Vertrees, Mag
netti, and Brownson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Ward
and daughter, Jan, have moved
into duplex 81. They formerly IL
we'd in Missoula. Mr.. Ward is the
state highway patrol officer. Ter
ry Ward is spending a vacation
with his grandparents and will
arrive later.
The dinner party Alice Officer
gave in honor of Johns birthday
Saturday should go down in the
history of Hungry Horse village
for to hear about it one was sure
that Alice was going to be like
he old lady in the show who had
80 many children, only these would |
)e guests, that she wouldn't know
what to do. It didn't turn out that
way at all, for Alice managed TO
eat and serve 26 of us and she
lidn't use the Mclean house as
n annex either. The outstanding
hing was the ease with which the
vening went off-no fuss, no fea-
hers, but clever favors, a good
inner, beautiful birthday cake
in reality two of them, one in
onor of Mrs. Spencer who shares
joint birthday with the host,
ut who couldn't be at the party
nd en- route to Bend at the same
me. The latter part of the eve
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
Cut Bank Merchant
To Open M. G. Store

Scheduled to open Saturday IN
Martin City is Larson's Mems
Wear store. Ed Larson, who also
owns a store in Cut Bank, was
formerly assistant merchandising
manager for the F. A. Buttrey
company. In charge of the Martin
City store located next to the
post office will be Bob Engen.
Free coffee and donuts will be
served at the Saturday opening.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
See the Hungry Horse
From a Horse at M. q.

You can now see the vlclnlIy VI
the Hungry Horse damsite ana
reservoir area from horseback.
Established one mile from the
end of Martin City's Main street
is the K lazy D ranch where own
ers Doc Smith and Omer julian
have a string of 25 pack and sad
die horses.
The two Bigfork men will take
fishing and hunting parties up
the Flathead rivers south fork, or
rent their horses at 81 first hour
or 81 day.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
Bon in the Dark

Things we do not understand
an aged hen that perches on s
stump where she floppeth he
wings and croweth like a rooster
an ancient COW, who forgetting
self, her sex, and the properties
of bovinity, paweth up the ground
shaketh her head, and bellerett
like a bull; an evil-minded old
man who maketh improper re-
marks to little school girls; a
gray haired, painted cheek grand
mother who stitch at the bar for
hours at a time with a beer mug
in one hand and cigarette droo-
ping from lips that should be say
ing prayers. The soused young
mother who insisteth upon plac-
ing her hot, tired, dripping wet
offspring upon our fatherly knees;
the inconsiderate member of the
household who retireth to the
little house at the back of the
premises, where, oblivious to the
natural rights and demands of
others, he leisurely stitch read
ing lengthy articles in the mag
azines stacked there.
Herman Chef and buddy, De-
troit, Mich, are visiting Herman's
brothers, Rex and Bud Chef and
sisters, Mrs. Herman Byrd and
Grace Martin Cifv
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Remley, Liv-
ingston, are looking for a resid-
ence location in M. City.
Lloyd and Mrs. STAN are build
ing a cottage back of their res
taurant.
John Hoard is finishing the in
terror of his Greene Heights log
cabin. +
Fred and George Boyer bought
the Lloyd STAN lease near the
firemen's tract and are erecting j
a building for rent.
Mrs. Sarah Engstrom, and Mrs.
B. A. Roll, Missoula, were in M
City Monday looking over res
taurant properties. 1t
Mrs. Jerry Tachell, Soap Lake, I
Wash, and two sons are in Mar
tin City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Perry. Mrs. Tachell and Mrs. Per- K
ry are sisters.
Mrs. Ken McPhee returned from
Kansas City, Mo-, last Wednes- p
lay She flew there when her :
sister passed away recently.
RED" Stapley and Lawrence
are doing some log
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

ming was spent at brldge VIII
Gil Drake winning high for the
men, and Marge Culver high fol
the women. Kenny Seward took
home the consolation prize.
Mrs. Aleck Ketchen and the
bows are back from their trip &c
Boise. The lovely window box was
a welcome home surprise.
Wednesday Mrs. Mary Yucum
Kalispell, and Mrs. Ross, Oxford
N. Y, spent the evening and fol-
lowing day with the Jack DeSarts'
Mrs. Arnold Johnson and the
baby are home from the hospital.
Her mother, Kalispell, is here he'll
ping with the children.
Mrs. George Chambers accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Spen-
Ger to Bend, Ore, where they all
will spend few days, then Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer are going to the
regional office in Boise. Mrs.
Chambers will visit her daughter
in Corvallis, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Hanson
and family, Diane, Z, Ernest, 8,
Earl, 2, Kalispell, have now joined
our group at Hungry Horse will
age in duplex 81.
The children from H. H. village
Rev. Schofields Bible
school, Martin City, and swimming
group at Lake Five are surely en-
joying all and think he's a great
fellow.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
N and M to Reopen

Reopening Saturday is Martin
City's M and M bar and care. lH,1
lounge will feature Gil cooper >
orchestra, who have appeared a'
the Roosevelt hotel in HOLLYWOOD
the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas
and Buddy Baer's in Sacramento.
In charge of the restaurant VIII
be Mamie Vidich Anaconda.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

Hungry Horse all-stars, the BILL
reau of reclamation employees
team. defeated Martin City m
softball 8 to 1 Wednesday eve
ming. Mike Hanson, Martin City,
will be out of play for the rest
of the season as the result of an
ankle injury.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

Enrolled in the beginning SWIM
ming class sponsored by the Am
erican Red Cross for Martin City
and Hungry Horse village are T6
children. American Red Cross in
structor for classes held at Lake
Five is the Rev James Schofield.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
NOTICE

To Martin City Water Users
ALI bills for water shall be
paid on the first Tuesday
and Wednesday of each
month at the jail building
in Martin City. Anyone
wanting to tap on contact
Bill Sands at Jail building.
Martin City Water Co. c45
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

Martin City-Hungry Horse will
age cubs play the Coram cubs
Thursday evening The Martin City
mems softball team will play a
game in Kalispell this evening
FRIDAY with the American Leg
inn
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

A children's program !.
ed at the Martin ~, : SA
(Presbyterian) follov Ivy -
school, and will start starting y ~
Parents :, and friends a. a. u !
In the afternoon a nio s,e nv
scheduled for 2 D. ~ Is
Rev. James Schofield
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
soomtown Has d.,
school and swinni;sasa

Attending the MAJ.
mer bible school ara :. N.Y.
from the boomtown ana = !. eaA1
cry Horse village, the ssl n, l'sa =
r re1i9io,,n Mornings az ss', "a
n rel,glou u! instruction, az a.. 'psl
moons in swimming a. 1 1s1 u
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
First Brush Fire

A brush fire at the Paul Gill
ian place resulted in a run by
Martin City's fire truck Tuesday
at 8 p. m. Fortunately no damage
resulted.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

no Al stid0l lpl operated on r.,
recovering satisfactorir1vv 'na'
Whitefish hospital. D
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

Visiting in Martin City this week
from New York City were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Katims.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
Fiddler Ben at Deer Lick

Ben Anderson, Montana's cham
pion fiddler, will play at the Deer
Lick tonight and Saturday even
ing. He'll be accompanied by Mrs.
Joe Gales at the piano and Kenny
Weinberg, drummer.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Tiny Frederick are
building a home near the Martin
City church.
Harold Hawley, Roman, this week
purchased two lots in Martin City.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11
Sport Shop Opens

0POTC OllOp 'Ope1lS
Opened Monday in Martin City
was Chuck's Sport shop in the
log cabin across from the Royal
theatre. Owner Charles w. Field
comes from Ellensberg, Wash.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-11

With the family in Martin City
this week was Sam Nelson, St.
Maries, Idaho.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
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men.
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Grau Iaria 8uip SaB SGngerin
GorDia @aroeiner, 766 Sit tO3.
Strabe. tp1brenS Der slrbeit elm
HeineS llusliid erlitten bate uno
iiber Radt i'm &ranfenbaus perblei.
ben m,,Bte. Mue 2iebertafel- -Mitslie-
Der ,mo geamten tpiinihen ibr baloi.
ae @eiierung.
emma Sauierman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
SHUTTER. Mnb 3od)ter.8anfett bes
TrauenoereinS Der TemtId.8emeinbe

Nntter. unb 9odter.@anfett oes
5rauenpereins Der 7entid.8emeinbe
peranltaltet iein Wntter. ,mo God.
tcr.8anfett SItermontag, Sen 90.
MGr5 I'M Weltieite Sahienbeim ulo
olle Miitter. 2ohter uno Seren tper-
ten 6re,,nbe pon Sit uno @eit iino
ber5li6 eingelaoen iib al oieier ibG'
men Geicr 81 beteilieen. Oas 8anfett
beeinnt prnft 6 llbr abenos nit Ell
nem suten sbenoeiien bas ierpicrt
miro. 9eadber folet nnter Der Sei-
tnng Der goriiberin 1rau Efarrer
&elmine 0euti6ldn6er eim ld)Oncs,
Invertebrates Yrogramm, oas iie nit
ibren eifrigen Mttbelferinnen a,lsge-
arbeitet bat. @ir iino periihert OaB
es alt uno jung erfreuen miro. slud
fhone 2ieoer unb Tortrage tperoen
bon ,nierer SsmaenS bargeboten ,uer-
Den. I'm einen gutcn @ehlh bittet i'm
gsamen bes ssrmen 8ereins
emma Sartmah HrGiioentin.
&oie gbe, SefretGrin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18

3meig /.

guen MiteIieoern Sur seiGGisen
Nadriht. bab umiere nGhite Ser.
fammlune am Greitas. Sen 10. Mdrs,
8 llbr aben6s abeebalten miro. Sol6e
NitelieSer, tpelhe nit ibren Sablm,
gen I'm &iditano fino, ioQen iid in
Sieier 8erIamml,me eutitereno n,a-
den. Sn Ser am 20. Jebruar abee.
boltenen SeriammI,ma tpuroen fol-
gen6e Ritelicoer aIs 9eleeaten fir
bic oiesiGbriee Gonuention gespGblt:
s. Shinbler, ~. !SaImen. g. Set.
ner, S. &aaner. N. 8res, @m.
Sduiter, .. 9cbI, 8. Steiner, 5ranf
Sam, S. 8inoer. grias- -9eleaateni
q. @ollmann. g. 8otb, 6. @ott.
fdling. @m. Sdlfter, Sefr.