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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
WATCHTOWER MEET

S Spangler, representative of
the Watchtower Society, will speak
on the subject Last Days-Then
a Peaceful World" at a meeting of
the Watchtower Society in Car
penters' Hall, Jefferson street, at 8
p. m. Sunday. The meeting will
be the last of the current series.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
LOW SCORE RECORD?

In one of the lowest score
basketball games ever played
here, the Madison Recreation
cagers defeated the Erie Ord
nance Depot Soldiers, "a to 8,
Wednesday night in one of the
p. C. Independent League games
played at the Armory. The Recs
have won six Of their seven
games this fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
GUYER BOOKED

DR.. Tennyson Guyer, Findlay,
will be the principal speaker Tues
day, February Is, when the XII
wants club will feature it's annual
Farmers Night program in the E.
U. B. church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
MORE DIMES STOLEN

James Ellenberger, county
March of Dimes drive chairman,
reports that four "dime cans"
have ben stolen throughout the
county during the week. The lat
est theft was at a Genoa filing
station.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

The young woman carried her
baby with her when she went to
the fortune teller. He started
reeling off things about the fu-
ture of the child, but she cut him
short, saying "Never mind that.
Just see if you can find out
where | was after the New Years
party last year"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
SCOTT ENLISTS

Pvt' Joe Scott, former Golden
Gloves boxer, has re-enlisted in
the army and is now stationed at
Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
WELCOME To
new RESIDENTS

Among the new permanent
residents of Port Clinton are
those listed In the next para
graphs. Mrs. IL. &. Schaper, Port
CiintOu's "Welcome Lady" cnIl-
ed M their residence during the
week to extend welcoming
hand and TO offer gift certifi-
cntcs from stores participating
i'm the plan sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce and OF
taNn County News.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

Hick Town-One where, if you
see girl dining with a man old
enough to be her father-he is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

Sign in a restaurant window
Wanted: Man to wash dishes
and twa Mattresses"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
Rubber Company
Is Incorporated

The Peninsular Rubber Com
pany, Danbury township, this
this week filed incorporation pa
pers with the secretary of state
in Columbus.
Five hundred shares of no par
common stock are to be issued by
the corporation. Listed as incor-
porators are Clifford S. Christian
sen, Oliver True and Leslie F..
Meyer, all of Port Clinton.
Flattery, like perfume, should
J. LII l..I .,At cu.a llnAund
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
SOLDIER VISITS HOME

Pfc. Joe Hohler will leave for
his new army base in Cheyenne,
Wyoming, Friday, after spending
a short reassignment furlough
with his parents in Erie Gardens.
Pfc. Hohler enlisted last fall and
had been in basic training camp
in Texas.
A reformer insists upon his
conscience being your guide.
Evening star., 1949-07-06

F street NV, French; Joseph L.
A. Pickering, 1928 Seventeenth
street NV, British; Mrs. Julie
Markovich, 215 Newcomb street
Sc, Greek; Mrs. Nannette Evry,
1915 Sixth street S.W, British;
Mrs. Hildegarde M, Inoson, 5000
@ street NV. Austrian; Jaroslav
G. Fiala, 1910 Park road NV,
Yugoslav; Chiu You, 1444 Clifton
street NV, Chinese; Mrs. Cheng
Ching Liu WI, 1926 Nineteenth
street NV. Chinese: Mrs. Jacque-
line Y. Silfies, Bethlehem. Pa,
French: Mrs. Monique M. NJ
Wolfe, Reading. Pa, French. and
Alois J. M. Herzog. 4603 Georgia
avenue NV, Austrian.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
Twins Born inGermany
Among 80 Taking Oath
As New u. 5. Citizens

The 80 foreign born citizens who
became naturalized Americans in
District Court ceremonies yester-
day included 22-year -old twin girls
and the wife of a consul general
Judge David A. Pine admins
tered the oath to the group. about
half of whom were war brides. ac-
cording to Bernard U. Proser, nat
uralization examiner.
Attorney Garland E. Taylor, rep
resenting the District bar, well
coined the new citizens.
Twins Born in Germany.
The twins who took their oaths
yesterday were Irene and Gabrielle
Jacoby, the German-born daugh-
ters of a now-deceased official OF
the American Military Govern
ment in Germany. Irene. a writer
economist with Brookings 1nsti-
tuition here. and Gabrielle. an en-
ploye of the Italian Economic
Mission, both live with their moth
er. Mrs. Alice j. Jacoby, at 1921
Thirty-first street Sc.
Mrs. Eliza Campbell van den
Arend. IS, also became naturalized
yesterday just two years after her
Singapore marriage to Frederik
van den Arend. head of the Ameri-
can consulate in Chungking
China, now on leave in Wash
tngton.
Others naturalized were:
Erna L. Born. 1912 Willow
street NV, German; Michail s
Panagiotareas. 1922 Webster street
NV, Greek: Ramon A. Telo, 1858
Girard street NV, Cuban: Mrs
Ruth Harris. 1902 Perry place
NV, German; Mrs. Pierrette L.
Leckie, 1921 Massachusetts avenue
NV. Italian: Mrs. Marietta G
Petros. 653 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Greek; Mrs. Winifred A. Lee
e2s q street NV. Canadian.
Mrs. Lucienne Schor, 1853 Mis-
sissippi avenue Sc, French: Zia-
deh A. Mobarak. 6o3 F. street NE.
British: Mrs. Vivetta Baldwin,
1247 South Carolina avenue Sc,
Italian; Mrs. Laura B. Albini. 1892
Seventeenth street NV. Italian;
Agnes Mcdonnell. 1880 New
Hampshire avenue NV. British
Ivan r. M. Perez. 1902 Thirteenth
place NE, Cuban; Potoula Vaze-
MOS. s05 North Capitol street,
Greek; Mrs. Veronica Willcher,
1443 Sheridan street NV. Aus
tralian: Mrs. Ruth I. Steven, 2745
Twenty ninth street NV, Ger
man.
Spaniard Included.
Antonio r. Vilaplana, Hotel
Hay Adams, Spanish; Mrs. Mary
E. Luco, 1902 Kearney street NE,
British: Mrs. Agnes M. Balshaw,
1900 Connecticut avenue NV.
Canadian; Mrs. Sonia I. H. Curtis,
6l07 Thirty-second street NV,
Australian; Mrs. Jeane Taylor,
Annapolis, Md, French; Mrs.
Maria 8. Bosch. 370S Massachu-
sets avenue NV, Mexican; Mrs
Waltraud Berry, Roger Smith
Hotel. Austrian; Mrs. Erzsebet
Anderson. 1912 Chaplin street
NV, Hungarian: Armando NJ.
sison. 1901 Argonne place NV.
Filipino.
Mrs. Jacqueline s. Funk, 1900
Evening star., 1949-07-06
District Girl, Is, Found
Polio Victim in California

One of the first cases of polio
reported to the Health Depart
ment by telegraph was received
at the Municipal Center Building
yesterday afternoon from Cali
fornia.
The victim is a 13-year-old girl
whose parents reside in Washing
ton on Kalorama Circle. The girl
contacted the polio here. health
officials said and left a few days
ago to visit her parents who are
vacationing in California.
DR.. Carl C. Dauer, epidemologist
of the department, said the girls
case was included in the District
total. because she contracted the
disease here.
Three cases of polio have been
reported here this year.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
District Man, 56, Held
ION Churqes of Girl, a

A 56-year-old man today was
under $4,000 bond, awaiting grand
jury action on a charge of taking
indecent liberties with 4-year-
old girl in his parked automobile.
The man is Milton B. Rollins of
the 1900 block of Sixteenth street
Sc. He pleaded not guilty and
waived a hearing yesterday before
Municipal Court Judge Thomas D.
Evening star., 1949-07-06

Brooks, colored, of the 400 block Of
Sixteenth street Sc, was found
guilty of disorderly conduct by
Municipal Court Judge Frank H.
Myers, after the woman testified
he telephoned her on four con-
secutive days since July l.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
K. Of G. Honors Mccarthy

Justin j. Mccarthy has been ap-
pointed a district deputy of the
Knights of Columbus for Wash
ington, 1t was announced by State
Deputy William A. Kehoe.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
Indecent Phone Calls
Cost Youth $l00 Fine

An 18-year-old youth yesterday
was fined 500 or sentenced to 100
days for using indecent language
In four telephone calls to the wife
of a Navy enlisted man.
The youth. James Thomas
Evening star., 1949-07-06

Quinn. The alleged offense occur
red last Saturday, according to
court papers.
, 1949-06-09

ate in such reports clean out recon-
mendations sufficient to remedy
any ills existing which such inves-
legations may have uncovered. Pro-
vided that certain important re-
ports and recommendations within
the discretion of the committee,
shall be published at least once in
the local newspapers -"
It is clear that, as stated in the Re
solution, the three members on the
Committee on Investigations will
make its report to Council, but it is
considered that it would be more in
in the interest Of the public if the
whole Council make the investiga-
ton and try to rectify any irregular
ity that may be in existence; and for
that reason I say let the nine mem
bers go out and make Investigations.
The entire Council went to East End
the other day and made an investiga-
ton, why shouldn't that be continued?
II. three go out to make an investiga-
ton in a department with which they
are in favor the whole thing will be
whitewaShed. Gentlemen, I ask that
you give this bill favorable considera-
ton.
OpI hToYohor Gov EroIor;1zo4ol To~vro
(Mc Farlane): Mr.. Chairman. While
the bill proposed by 1st Member for
Christiansted Town Jacobs) seems
sound / am wondering whether it will
not create an additional expense on
the Municipality. The Committee on
Investigations is a substitute to the
Council and has to report to that body
and that body will take. action. It is
better to have the same group of three
men make the Investigation than to
have a great number of people. I see
no real justification for this bill.
End Member for Christiansted Town
Forbes): Mr.. Chairman. Being a CO.
sponsor of this bill I would like to
draw attention to Paragraph II of
the Organic Act where it says:
THE respective Municipal Councils
shall be the sole judges Of the cleo
tons, returns, and qualifications of
their members, shall be vested with
Continued on Page a
, 1949-06-09

AO1 Lie N4u1l1Clpd1 SOuIl-
Gil of St. Croix passed a Resolution on
January 7, 1947 creating a committee
known as the Council Committee on
Investigations, and
WHEREAS, Three members of
Council shall be elected to carry
through the purposes of the said
Resolution, and who shall hold office
for a period of one year; and
WHEREAS, More accurate informa-
ton, satisfactory evidence and impair
tial decisions and recommendations
can and will be obtained, with har-
mony among the members if these in
vestigations be conducted by the
Council exercising its rights in the
Organic Act than by a Special Com
mittee.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED, And-I Is Hereby Resolved
by the Municipal Council of ST. Croix
in session assembled:
That in order to bring better and
continued harmony among members
and efficiency in the work of the
Council, the Committe known as the
Council Committee on Investiga-
lions" be, and the same is hereby
abolished; and the Resolution Great
ing said Committee is hereby declared
null and void.
Proposed by
Frank e. Jacobs
LIST Member for Christiansted Town
&
Alphonso E. Forbes
End Member for Christiansted Town
1st Member for Christiansted Town
(Jacobs): Mr.. Chairman. In regard to
this Resolution, I would like to state
it is considered better for the whole
Council to make investigations. Sec
ton 3 of the Resolution passed in 1947
says:
That said committee shall keep a
brief record of its formal investi-
cations; shall bi-monthly issue a
report of all investigations formal
and informal to the Council and
the Governor; and shall incorpor-
, 1949-06-09

Continued from yesterday
End Member for Christiansted Coun
try District (Wulff): Mr.. Chairman. If
no n desires the word I move that
3rd discussion be closed.
The motion was put to the vote and
unanimously agreed to.
3rd discussion closed, the Chair
man put the question whether mem
bers would agree to passage of the or
dinance and it was determined in the
affirmative, 8 members voting in IA
vor thereof; | absent as follows:
Yeas ......0
Mr.. S. Christian Chase 80. Yea
Mr.. A. Sebastian Forbes -. Yea
Mr.. Ludwig E. Harrigan Yea
Mr.. Walter I. M. Hodge Yea
Mr.. Frank Elmore Jacobs Yea
Mr.. Alva c. Nc Farlane ~. Yea
Mr.. Reuben A. Nearer ...... Yea
Mr.. George E. Wulff $3.50 Yea
Absent .....t.l
Mr.. Gordon NJ. Skeoch 49,. Absent
The Chairman Harrigan): The Or
dinance is passed and goes to Govern
ment for sanction and approval.
ITEM 4.
Municipal Council Bill No. S.
Introduction of and discussion on
Municipal Council Bill No. 5,
Draft of Resolution sabolishing
the Committee known as the
Council Committee on Investiga-
tions; and making null and void
the Resolution creating same;
proposed by LIST Member for
Christiansted Town Crank E.
Jacobs) and End Member for
Christiansted Town Alphonso S.
Forbes).
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BILL NO. S
Seventh Council : : First Session
1919
DRAFT OF RESOLUTION
Abolishing the Committee known as
the "COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON
INVESTIGATIONS; and making
null and void the Resolution creating
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
THE Crime Of Our Aae''

erelIe 2idt iittlider 9eranttuortlt@'
feit itelt. Dfit betpunoer,lnsstp sstperter
|Sffe,tbeit uno G,,rdtloligfeit lrgt er
oie ihtpere Neranttportl,ng fir oas
Gbaos uno glemo l,nierer 3eit bort
bin tpobin iie eebort. Wie Elm 2mtber
fdnpfe er gesen sic Seudelei nno
2iige. Gafiir iit ibm oas Deutidtum
Donf iduloig. sf.41snpnrrh :N ~,o
~Tbe> Crime Of olpr ,Nse". siit etn
Medruf an bas 8etpiiien oes ame'
rifanii1en @oltes. - IS aeigt pie
@riinbe fir Die beiSen @eltfrie8e mlf
uno benefit in iebr iiber5el,geneer
@eiie, tpie auein Elm gerebter unh
oauernoer 6rieoe moelit) lit. gs 1T
Elm IufflGrungsbrb I'M pabrIte1
Sinne 6es 8ortes. gs ioqte bon ie'
geleien un6 IN Milionen bon @reEl.
plaren erbreitet tperoen.
Ser 2eutihamerrraner. benz Die
@brenrattl,ns bes 9eutltl.ms ,nS
oie 8efreiung oes Mutterlunbes aus
ser staperei am Ser5en lieat. mnb
cs leien unb beber3igen. "Sbe Crime
| of our Ige" lit oas 8uh Ser Belt. "
lit init Dem Ser5hlut eines &Gmpfers
aeidrieben, bem oie 8erge!ualtiguns
bes 9ertibtlms IN aller @elt auf Der
SeeIe brennt.
Gas 8uh fann bel ber Bolts
blatt," 1861 ct. Clair au., Glepe'
Iano, Ohio, bcitelt merben. IS foitet
90. Man Iege 1Oc fir 8erpadung
Dem Nmerifaner pon &iiite 81 &iiite
rno 8erlenolng BEL. 8eitelen Sie q
belltei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

Nadri6tcn aus Der Sontcrms-
Wemein6e.

Gor einem fllr5en Monot MIR sog
in unIere Efarrfamilie cine groBc
tsrel1oe elm. Sin geil1noes SGdter.
lein tpilroe ibr geboren. God lpie na6
oes Sldters @ort: v9es Sebens M
getriibte 5relton, feinem Sterblideu
5uteil meroen" apar es alld) bier ser
eSaa. S1mer5 lulo Sraler bat ben
lld)ten lno bliibenoen Gag tribe ge-
mobt. Die raube Sano oes Sobes
hot Die Mutter unierer Geben fSrau
Efarrerin in ibrGn beIten 2cbens-
labren meggellpnmlen Gin 2eben
tnm, Elm 2eben giug. SSn beioen Sal
len bat oas Ser5 u,ierer @emeinoe
borbor geld'lagen, bat in aSreube &c.
labt uno IN Srouer geipehlt. 2abt
audi an bieier S6idllng 8ottes
lpieoer lernen luie garni6ts mir iiino-
bate Meniden lpeoer iiber ,nier
Sebelr nod unieren 500 sll beriiigen
babel llno alltin su DEM alfleben ser
es gebGl uno nebmen fam ipunn lmO
lpie es ,ibn seIdat. M0ge er, Der
liebe luno gn1bige @ott ,lniere
e'ebe Eiarrfamilie in ibren 10 &C.
milbteu 5relloen- llno Srauertasen
'anihis'id fitSren ,nlo alks gum
Yellen geoeiben lalien. Ser Eeimge=
gangenen Wutter aber lalle er iein
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

Dor einieen @o9en bot Dr. g. u.
Gritib Elm Bub, rTbe Crime Of our
Nge", perSifentlidt. porii5er eine
gbicoaoer 3cit,,ne tu0rtlih idre:tt
Inter obigcm Titel lit in oieien
Tagen Elm 9ub eridienen, oab beru'
fen lit, bas @e,piiien Der Gtrilten
Amertfas s,,tiefit auf5uriitteln - es
lit oas ge,paltiglte @erf. ous felt
&riegsenoe a,,f bem giibermartt er'
idicnen lit. Ser 8erfaiier lit Der be
fannte @eIebrte uno Neoner, Dr.
9ubtpig M. 5riti1.
@obI itdert Ole @abrbeit lanefanl
ourd felt ser Ver0ffentIidllne oer
@crfe oes eroBten amerifaniidel'
Siitorifers, CHARLES M. 8earo, Slime
ricm Bolicp in tie Mufine~, UNI
vYreiioent &ooiepelt ano the Com
ing Of tie @ar", George Moraen'
itern's ~Tearl Sarbor. Ebe Storr
Of tbe Secret @ar," guitin S. App's
~SiItor9's Toit 9errifpins Teace,
9falpb 5. &celins's "8rueiome Sar'
peit", Sobn &. Slpnnis ~Tbe &ooie
belt Mptb," Gonrao &. @rieb's ~ltn
copering the 1orces for @ar" - abe,
feines Seier @ert lit 10 mahtpol
ourhgreifenN uno irber5eueeno tpi'
rTbe Crime of our Mge."
Ser 8erfaiier bat bier ein Meiiter
itiid ebrliher uno tpabrbaftiger Sc
ihibtsIhreibune geIiefert. gr il
ridt nur elm ariin6liter Siitorifer
ionbern aud 1beoloee, Ser Die Sano
Iungen Der .Staatsmdnner" in Dos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

SeIttagen llItp. nlf 60 trdgt bci-
fpielsneiie oos ilnrge WtGohcn 5!un
alrdgang Den ygortGl", cine 5plins
berfornligeaopf ans Ihmur=
gem Samt, obne gobcn (glcidlum
Elm berbreitertes 8anO), ipdlrcHo Die
jitngperheiratcte tSrou ou5 u8c-
bofelt'el" &. 9odelnoOeD, bie San.
be INIT Dem Shleier tr0gt, 0a lie
jest i'm lrIpriinglihen Snm oc2
Wortes .ltnter oie Sorbe gefomnlen"
1T. Die GItere sSrau trdgt Itatt Ne3
!peiBen einen Id.pnr5en EiIiIcerof,
tpdbrcno iih Der betagtere lfaln
nrit eincln breiten Seoerriemen, ser
faIt bis 5l1r 9rltIt reiht, giirtct. SSm
Winter bictet ser beItitte Tcl5 Sdllb
gegen Die aGlte. 60 gibt es iiir Sic
Siebenbiirger SudJ'en fenen Teicr-
tog lno feilen sSeittag, on bem nidt
ihre Erudt lie 'hmiifte, in Ser Sir
DIE ipie beim San5.
Gs lit Ser Warol6er 1Samilie bod
alEurehnen, NoB lie nadl 10 flr3er
Belt bes Sierieir5 aleih 0em &ran.
fen Serein luo Central Gerbano
beigetreten imo Sie baben bumit ct.
ipas getan mas iih aae Siehen-
biireer Sahien Die nod nah oen
8ereilrigten Stuaten einlpanoern,
gum geiipisl nebmen iollten. slltd
biele 2moslellte, Oie idon in Ser
&ereinigtcn Staaten iobrelung leber
llnb nod ME Sen Gerilld gema6l
haben ben 71diiihen Srgm1iIotionel
bei8utreten, fomten iiber Ole Smro
lung Der Waroider Samilie nod
beilfen lmh GerIGmntes uod) nod
holen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
2l,tS uiles, Ohte
3iueia 20.

@erte Wtitglieoer es miro cinem
iebert betonnt 9entad)t,, bob in Ser
lesten Geriamml,mg beihlpiien luur-
sc, Oo6 sic monotliche Ser lanlmlll1a
bonn 4 Septentber nlf sen #. Sept
pcrlegt murbe. So lueroet ibr ale
irellnolidit gebeten IN bieler Scr
ionmlung 81 erIheinen ipeil piele
@eidaite 5u erleoi9en iilto. Gem
perte Mitglieoer lurr 10 falm ,rnier
Terein sSortihritte 1nahell menn ein
ieoeS Wtitglieo ieinene Eilihten uno
Shuloigfeit nod,fonmt. So luerte
9riiNer labt inns einmol 5eigen IN
hieier Gcriammllung unlpeieno 5u Iein.
sSrit Sheu, Hrpt. -Sefr.
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Siebenbiireer Sattiett
Santilte
ShluB bon Seite 4.

2eilelt, ausecnonmen ser IhlparSe,
b,ntgeiticfte Sumtgiirtcl lno has
bllntleioene Suh i'm Sour, oaS iolt
bis 5u oen sSiiBen binlmterIluttert'
Shmar5 .beitidt 1ino oo9egel ooS
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Wteter brett uno fcin idllberlih m
SaIten seleet lit. @ibreno Ser nm
elaublib ipeite Wiiieerof lulo sic
houIdldrmelige ghlie ser sSrou IN
ser 9fegel lmbeltitt lit, lpeilt boS
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nibt ausu reid, Stidereien ullf. lie
berbaupt lit Sic Sraht oes 0tannes,
al ser lunperlneiolid bie Sdaftiticfel
gebore1 nitbt 10 foItbor 1uie Sic Ser
5rmt &ieine slenoerlmgen an ser
Sradt treten natiirlicb NIT 5lntcb=
melloe1 Sitter ser 2cllte poer orh
bel heionoeren slnliiien, lpie boben
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Ni!cicr hanfcm alIcu Trennben hon
Dun Wiles uno llmgebnng.

IS bat inns Iebr ecfrelt einen aro'
Zen 9eIllb uuf lullerm letten Yid-
nif 5u 0oben rno mir 5ino er6 ulle
Nnnbar, bas ibr INNS gebolfen babt
oiclen Sng lrns 81 perIhonem. @ir
bntterr Elm slltes Grdriter, bas ,nn3
sum Cans m,fipielte IS ging ll,itig
su mo es ipuroc getan5t bis Scr
Sabn frGhte. ulld) Damn fiel es ln5
nod IdJlpcr uns 81 trellnen. @rrte
1Srelmbe es ipor oas lette Eidnld
in oieIcm ihoncn Sommer. @ir tri-
ZEN bon Ser5en clldD alle oll6 nuhs
CONNER .bcgriibcn 81 tOnnen lulo
lu1icr Fifnid nod picl id0ner 'cla
miro. Srit Sdeu, Erot:Sefr.
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N,,s Hen,eiteaH. %,
3iucia 6.


Gen Witglieoern ocs g. g. Ser
cins bon Sonlelteoo ;alr Scfdlligc1l
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nla'l,ige nnoantlidie Gerlonmllwg
nod 9tihlllB in lester GerIonmllm1
on IA. sluguIt inlner Sen 5lucitel,
Sam5togabeno, 7:3O llbr, ituttfinz
set, nibt mcbr Scnl,tua nudmittag.
IS miro geboIIt, baB Sa1stug Den
EMit9lieoern hellcre @clegenbeit &c.
botcn miro in oie Ser rianlmhtng 81
tomucn.
9Illo bcniitt bieie before Gele9en.
hcit luo fonlmt in bic nGhIte Scr
Sanstogubeno, Den 10.
September. Ser SefretGr miro iriib
oo icin Inn bie @eitrige un5llneNmen,
nuh sic riifItGnoigen unO 5luei leb.
ten StcrbebeitrGge nliilien IoIort cnt-
rid)tet mcrbcll, iuenl mm gltltebeno
mo 0eneIifberehtigt 1cin mill.
s. &roit, GER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
s.. s.. Bunoes.
5aengerfest
Shlu6 bon Scite 1.


Nn9eborigen, oie iib allh nod be
ii1lhcn nod Scot mitbelicn. ToourCb
bnb mir bas TIM, erbrlngen mir mlr
oen 0clucis baB mir nidt MIR treue
Sahicn iino ionoeu1 aub tiidtiae
trcl,e ,lnb orfribtige @iirger uulercs
ncuen Tuterlunoes iino nlb cs blel.
ben lpcrben unb hinter feinem nn=
beren @iirgern lulieres Iieben nellell
9nnoes 5lriiflteben lnro lun lmlere
Eilid)t 81 tlm.
llniere Su9enS ipiro ollh iuieber
Sen @etpeis erbringen ibrcn Gltern,
ooB lie olh iibig imo iGdfiid,c Soc.
ale 81 pilc9en ioaar III e,laliher
Sprohe ,uuo io,ueit iie norb mlcrer
oeutIhcn Sprohc rnGhtig au1o nube
iino.
Gns Gtier SGngerfcit- -9omitee
hot ileiBia georbeitet nm alien Cell
nebnern es 10 ongcnelm l,no 'pobl-
fiibleno su madcn tpie 1llr moalih
slus oem Brllno lit es ol,h uller
Sfebelbiiracr SodrIen io,pobl lNl'e-
| rer Ncl'tihcn SrellrNe Etlitt on1
ID. luno ). Septcmher - slrbeitcr.
tug - noh Grie, Ea., 5n fommcu
ann sen SGlrgem autb Oen 9clpcis 81
, erbriugcu mie mir iDre slrhcit m,d
IdNitcn lno iuiiroigcn.
SfIje @olfsgeuolien bciucibt cS
! ha6 ibr ellre FFlittt nls Subien tut
| Nob ihr, ipenn e5 MIR irgcnomie gebt
| SLIM Slebenbiirgcr Sahien @unocs,
SdugcrfeIt fommt lucnl ibr mI(b1
5um &on5crt ser ein5clnen @eIung
percine, bos om critcn Soa Conn
sagabeno gea2bell lyro, bcipobnel1
f0unt, 10 lpeliglteus ocm 10. g. g
@lurocs Sdngerfcit, ons am 5. Sept
(grbeitcrtog) nm 8 llbr nndmittogs
begi,nrt. llniere sluigobe iou icin bi(
! Ginger 81 ,mtcrItiiben. 0ieles mobt
cuh oue CUR Earolc: 9torb Gric, go.
5lun SanaerfeIt 5u ricben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
2lms 6arY 1n>ia,,a
3ipcig 40.

Sie regelndBige Gerianmllng
oes 3lpeig 40 miro om Sonntag, be,
8. Septentbcr, 1 llbr nutmIttags i'm
Sadlenbeim obdcbalten.
Sm &onlitee aaffee luuo Guhe7l
su ieroieren limo: Siloa Saanon,
aotb. albodj, Suianna 8pttitling,
Gli5. Barnett, gloel Saub- -@auace,
Selen Sid.
aub Hat ser 3.ucig 40 beihlollen
Elm grobes aortenpartie unb auOere
Spiele ab5ubulte1 am 5. Sttober,
HS llbr ubenos.
SSm &onitee iinb: Siloa 8utmer
aatb. Serofa, Srene @itedi, 9lmno
Marluell, Maria Notb, &atbarino
Senspa, Siloa Sduiiert, 81. &eGner
Cara O'Ionnel, Sobonna 8otih.
Sm &ranfenfomitee iino: slnnc
Saub. Cara untd.
ShlpeItern nebmt euh Den 5. 81
tober irei uno foulnt nlle gum aar
tenpartie gum Wobl uno 8eIten bes
s3lpeig 40.
Cara Sllon, Sefr.