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Evening star., 1949-06-07
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WILLYs Ia4s 4-wheeI drive PICKUP
= month"; MITcHELLs MoroRs
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FORD 1912 panel delivery. speesss
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sTTDEBAKER trucks an new. driver
new truck guarantee BESNTHG
MOTORS. 1900 Bennlng 70. re
TRUCK. International. 1889. E-e
panel; rebuilt motor new radiator.
nev springs and battery, $500 OF
| best offer Nj 1919. -
TRUCK VALUES
! ~ GMc 1-ton van $3.50
/ 80 Ford panel --.--------- as
! q Dodge panel $1,000 $50
! Al Dodge iz-ton panel 32S
/ As Ford Ii2ton stake --- S95
As GMC atom stake 6.lS
'45 Dodge ! lla:ton c. and c.. c45
/ '45 Chevrolet 1ha-ton van 49, $50
As GMC t7;ton stake J ,4s5
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
80 N st NE. NE o505. 5
INTERNATIONAL 1871 refrigerator
Ms ts'k al KI p.ae Al tfSef eSndit,on a condition
Intet national 1889 panel truck. Al
BANSER BROS, 10 Decatur st, NV
/ HO. 22l3. III
TRUCK SPECIALS
'4s Chevrolet sedan delivery s99h
! 80 Dodge Ia ton van 395
80 Chevroiet / Il ton ch IL cab 375
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
! 1880 Conn. ave. RE. 1874.
1913 CHEVROLET 2.ton dump. =
speed. like new; S2.195.
! 1913 International 2-ton dump, S795.
/ Jefp amphibious new cond.; S6a5
GMC 217-ton dump truck. new motor;
! SI.35O
oMc sI,egeT tractor. air-brakes' like
1912 Ford Ih-ton. 12-ft. stake. 2
speed S4a5.
l947 GMC l-ton express, Sl.150.
1899 Dodge l2-ton panel. recond..
/ S395
Virginia and d c. inspections. We
boy and ell Army trucks and parts
! GMC truck dealers. so other truck
! bargains
! CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1900 Lee Highway. Arl, CHI. 1000
Night service and other truck bar
gains at our Alexandra plant. 1901
Oronoco ST. OV 1900
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STORES FOR RENT Cont.
OFFICES FOR RENT

SUTTE OF RMS. with balcony, bust
est section OF upper I4th ST. also
nm and bath. $40 each. GO
18Th AND X NV rooms, lava
use. Reasonable rent. Lease. MA.
sl29. Mr.. MESIRoW 10
PVT. AIR-cuND. OFFICE. completely
furn. with excel. furn sec service
avail: on hqTrly bass ,6ys By rSp,d Ser
ndnt sxnsf ave Sec NV, VI suite its ao1. 'O~ I'll
EXCELLENT LOCATION, l4th and K
--Lse. beautifully furnished private
once; use large reception room IN
Suitable. lawyer, business executive
trade association. DI. o94l. III
LAW OFFICE, very attractive In
lawyers suite, Washington Bldg. HA,
sTuDIo, 1907 H st. n.v-Tnree rms.
pvt, bath. auorescent lights rents
TWO SUITES of 8 rms each. located
a. busy intersection in nearby Al
isfhs utils inei denS Cali HiH Mr. % Myers. YEoNAs
REALTY. GIL. 21OO; OK. 1243. 3
AIR-CoNDITIoNED SUITE at 1919
Eve st. NV; mod elev. bldg:
rms, now avail. on 5th floor; reas;
rm. suites at low rentals in nice
bldg. 72s 18th 81. NV. near
state Dept. and White House. Call
Nj. Transue or Mr. Gerber. LE-
GUM d. GERBER. AID. 1900 III
NEW BLDG. designed for professional
business; doctors, accountants, brok-
ers, insurance, or similar profes-
sions: all outside of1ces; Ice. ad-
vertisinE window; plenty parking
owner. B. B. ALLISON. RA. ae0b.
AIR CONDITIONED. downtown ioca-
tion near all transportation. APPROX
22Go 2slG 81 Ho 5t II vii RFRNsfs1N digiTs cS CT Nr
Realtors, I4i5 x st. NV. NE. 54o0.
AIR CoND.@Approx 1000 So. #.
1415 K st. NV. heart Of fnancial
Kieiy. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4 co,
Realtors, 1415 X st. NV. NE $500
ALExAHbR1AEsuite of rms. over
once Bldg BID 49, parking lot available
Call AL. 314s or TIE. 2941. -
IDEAL OFFICE and showroom space
1907 l. st. n.w.-Approx ZOO 50.
#. In heart of financial and business
section. Tricky populated area, IN
Guiding large business and Govt
bldgs. Immediate possession; 3 sep
arate wash rooms viii remodel to
suit tenant. Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1915
K st. NV. ME. $500; ewes. Gil
ENTIRE FLOOR ooe 11th st NV;
approx. 300 so. IT,, large show win
dow; suitable for office or sales: busy
location, near all transpnrtat alton.
Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN
e. CO. Realtors, l4l5 X ST. NV.
NE. 5400: ewes Gil. S0l2. =
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. I to 4
rooms, reasonable rentals l110
18th st. NV: Is Carroll ave.
Takoma Park HENRY SALUS,
1l04 Vermont ave NV. ST 3344.
S429 14th ST. NV, cor Newton:
once and furn; apt. entirs End fl,
pocIRoiks ksnsi oYFtIiciE VIII RI sf,TE TEse will ae.
commodate ], . or 3 doctors. entire
End fir. Of fine, small ONCE bldg. with
elevator: will remodel to suit on long
term basis. For particulars call MRS.
DIXON At ST 1900 (BroTrl. IS
b16 End ST. N.W.-Street level offlce,
15x25, with storage room, 25x30 ad-
joining. Ideal for distributor, small
merchandise: light and heat -furn.;
sos a mo. See MR.. CHRISMAN, RE.
sTUDio, . very large adjoining
rooms. excellent spot, near Hecht's;
front, rent one or both. 525 6th
st. NV. 50
nTTDONT CTDTT z PT M
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FARMS FOR SALE

Mr.. FREDERICKSBURG. VA. : "a
acres land. 9-rm. house and bath;
Or business; SI2:5O6. CHESTER
LISEsTock LIVESTOCK < AND Nd DAIRY AIR, FARM, Isl
fine streams: S-rm, house in Al
cond.: elec.; . porches, barn; many
other bldgs.; at foot of Blue Ridge
Mts. on Lee Hwy No II; s5E j. onn: mi:
terms. a beautiful spot and fine
Mr.. FREDERICKSBURG, VA: 10 a.
conf. 6-rm. home, cleo, bath. mi
from Fredeericks6urg on on main nsiI,,,lr hwy
area. Appleton 1919 after pm.
OWNER SAYS SELL-10 acres, good
land, clear; stream; good house;
well at door; slec; sleci; and fa. phone one nv;
bedrms., closets, no bath; new barn
and outbldgs,: mail and school bus
at door; within 40 min. D. G. This
Is a home and security;. will reduce
$1,000 for all cash; If interested
1s ACRES. Of Allentown Rd., near
house and oulbuildings; half now
BURGESS, VI. $500 til s. 5
14-ACRE COUNTRY HOME
Large, 2-story. 6-room, attractive brk
with cozy fireplace. 8 large bedrms.
modern equipped kitchen. large base
ment. oil heat. storm windows, beau
tiful attractive lawn with large
shade trees. flowers, shrubbery, lge
garden planted. large barn. poultry
and hog houses, garage, large work
shop, land for graging. some wooded
outdoor stone fireplace. 400-ft, 'front.'
age on highway, close in; a barsain
for quick sale. JOHN BURD0FT
Colesville, Md, call Ashton, Nd
SS46. p
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"S25 DOWN"

Choice acreage in nearby Montg. Co.,
wooded or cleared; easy terms on bal.
poss. with contract. Excellent for
hemesite, gardening or Investment.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO. LO.
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OpsH ~eekdays iilj = S. ul 3
sur 1n To 8 shop in com!o;l s
NasAins ton lErEFst I8hneg aAe~
room W. 'Ev 10 keep al 3sast Stt
cars On C4Sp!Ay al all tiuttS Mo-
ears hzaf rauIut ana heaters Fsh=.'
Nnaa -se srd q yCG' TaF exceeds jE'
GOV "a pS usrpI at Pay yuu FsS!
dlfi eTrs
HILL g. TIBBITTS
ma Vermont ave nv WASH
Oldest trtd Dealer NA a~hu
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MODERN, clean, comfortable, ige.
rms. inclosed porches: Chesapeake
OVERLOOKING and on the Kappa
hanock River; year old; huge sum-
mer and winter home. 47x54 liv.
rm., nrepl., din: rm.. center hall
bedrm, and bath, kit. 2 pantrys
2 screened porches on 1st a: 3
bedrms., powder rm.. bath and hall
on End q: finished top q. with bath.
OIL heat, Scar gar; hish fence.
beach and dock A bargain here.
owner sacrificing at $4,000 In the
heart of commercial fishing Morat-
tco, Va, For further details, call
NEW Rustic COTTAGE. ideal for
small family; long frontage on
Patuxent; cleo. bath, firepl, 24-ft.
porch: trees, garden. boat harbor:
privacy; ia acres; $4,000. VI.
s601 after pm.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

NEAR SHIRLEY HWY. a Springfield,
Va. 105x220 #: wooded hilltop
VERNON NJ. LYNCH g. SONS. Route
236o be etWeen Annandaie and Shirley
Hwy. AL. 5906, tclosed sunday,
8 ACRES on hard road, mr.. AccoEeek.
Md. about 15 mi D. C. JAMES E.
MAHONEY, RE. 2411; ewes. TU.
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14-ACRE COUNTRY HOME
SMALL, FARMS

2 acres and independence, $50 down
SIS a month. Plenty Of room for
chickens. garden. fruits. COW. etc;
cleared land or woods or an acre
right on Bull Run--come early
and take your pick. Picnic here or
grow vegetables or park your
trailer here till you are ready to
build-you can use your land as
soon as you pay the $50 down
Country property with city conven-
fence - convenient to everything
including bus to downtown Wash
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$50 Down. SIS a Month

s5 minutes drive out Lee blvd. or
trafic light on Route % toward
Manassas) 4 miles to our big sign
on left, SMALL FARMS. Open
every day, IL noon to pm. Any
Trailways bus to Manassas passes
us Bring $40 depnSit -1S
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HOWARD COUNTY
FARMS WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

TO BUY 1OULTRY FARM, within
committing distance D. c. BOX 100
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DODGE 1947 2-door de luxe; T. and
h., mech. perfect. S1.195 or $3.50
cash, bal. "a months. HO. 1855.
FORD 1898 Tudor; new motor. extra
good condition: S295. Also 1888
Ford convertible; $I75. NIT
CHELLS MOTORS. INC, 2@2 End
ST. NV. Cat Constitution ave.. EX.
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FORD 1871: S195 or best offer. 321
Plymouth St, Silver Spring. Ak.
FORD 1898 Fordor. $40. May be
seen at HOBBS GARAGE. 321 -3rd
st. sc.
FORD 194a convertible s.: 1000
miles, fully equipped, beautiful
graz. Wv. tires; S2,245. E d H
MOTORS. 1921 BladensburR I'd.
ne, FL. 1873. Open ewes and Sun.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Women's and misses slips
with embroidered trim,
plain hem; 4 gore type.
White only. 81 to 40.
"a to so.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley
were the dinner guests of his sis
Ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs. James
FettyJOhn in Milford on Sunday.
MISS Betty Jean Dukes was hos
tess to a dinner and bridge party
on Thursday evening at her home
Oh MAIN st. Guests were Mr.. and
MRS. Norris Bunting, Misses Betty
browne, Barbara Hudson, Messrs.
Joe CHAMPION, Atwood Lynch. Jr..
and Randall Goodwin.
Mr.. c. w. Wilgus came home
from the Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai on Wednesday with not much
sign of improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linford Hall enter
tanned at a spaghetti dinner on
tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemu-
el hickman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hick.
man were the host and hostess tC
the same group on the following
evening prior to going to the dance
at Lord Baltimore.
MI. ana Mrs. r. G. Peters anC
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Peters of Berlin, spent a few of the
holidays in Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia and Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. HOllowal
and Mrs. Linda Dukes were Dime
guests of ex-senator and Mrs. Jas
Tunnel in Georgetown on Tuesda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert JONES wer
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Lynch and daughter, JoaT
in ROXana on Sunday.
: Mr.. Ray Holloway came hOm
from John Hopkins Hospital, Bal
= timOre, on Thursday after spendin
the past twelve weeks there.
, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Jr
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Casha
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07
ROXANA

The ROxana Methodist Church
reOrganized their Sunday School
Sunday morning with the pastor,
Rev. Hamilton, in charge. The fol-
lowing O....Cers were elected for
the ensuing year: Supt., ]. C.Ev-
ans; asst. Sup't.. c. E.. Richards;
Supt. for the Primary Dept, Mrs.
Hattie Rayne; Temperance Sup't.,
Mrs. Vina Bennett; Asst. Sup't.,
Mrs. Edna Quillen; Cradle Roll
Sup't., Mrs. Wilma Lynch Burbage; !;
Secretary. William Long; Treasur-
er, Walter Quillen; Missionary
Treasurer, Hugh Stephens; Plan
ist, Janet Bunting; asst, Ruth Ann
Savage; Choir leaders, Mrs. Minnie
Daisey. Messrs. Samuel Lekites
and James Leary.
Joseph ]. Lynch entertained his
Sunday School class to an annual
dinner party Saturday, January l
at p. m. at Hickman's Restau-
rant near MillsbOrO. The men were
/ accompanied by their wives. II
was a very nice evening together
/ for all those present.
VIM. GraysOn of Media, Pa, has
been the guest of Rev. and Mrs
Hamilton. Mr.. GraysOn was the
sOlOist Sunday morning and waI
very much enjoyed.
Mr.. Harry Goodwin, Jr., has sole
his home to VOllie Lynch, owner o.
the Diamond State Hatchery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lynch &C
companied their two daughters
Regenia and Anna Marie back Il
1 school Monday at Mt. Airy, Pa.
Miss Janet Bunting entertained
the H. C. c. of Selbyville, Frida!
afternoon. Refreshments serveu
and all had a nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ewell an
children entertained to dinner Sat
urday, Mrs. MOllie West, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harold McCabe and two sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lekites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bennet
and son. BObbie, o fSchenectady
N. Y, spent the holidays with thei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Ber
: nett. Miss Hilda Bennett of Wilm
? ingtOn, also spent a part of th
holidays with her parents.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07
OVERBROOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Vim
cent spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. NaylOr Wells of Prime Hook
Mr.. VIM. A. Green entertained
relatives to a turkey dinner.
Mr.. r. D. Simpler entertained his
two sons and families from Wash
ingtOn, D. c., and Baltimore, Md,
over the weekend.
Whites Chapel S. S. had their
election of officers for the coming
year on Sunday. The election was
no change, each being elected to
serve the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Vim
cent entertained at a turkey dinner
Wednesday Mrs. Estella Johnson
Mrs. Minnie Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greensbury Birmingham, Mr.
and Mrs. David Brittingham anC
two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard West and family of BrOadkill
Mrs. c. H. Pepper of Georgetown
and Mrs. Fora Keiffer of Laurel
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. War,
ringtOn spent the day Wednesday
in Harrington. helping their sol
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John War
ringtOn to move in their new hom,
which was just built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wiley Ell
tertained on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Carpenter and Helen an,
James, Mr.. Theodore Johnson O
Cave Neck, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre
Carpenter and Margaret of LeweS
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter an
James and Helen Mae of MiltOr
Miss Janet Wiley and Mr.. AlbeI
Wiley of Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07

Benson and daughter at Bishop
Vile, a part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lynch and
son, Billy, entertained to a turkey
dinner on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Stogg and Mrs. Blanche
Townsend of Philadelphia, who
visited with them until Monday and
they spent Sunday at ChincO-
league.
Mrs. Birdie Law and son, Dom
aid. returned to their home in
Philadelphia on Sunday after
spending the holidays at their
summer home, here.
Mrs. Mae Morris and son, Chas.,
entertained to dinner on Sunday,
Mrs. Ruth Wilson and baby of
/ Ocean City and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Steele and children of Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lord, Mis-
ses Jean Warren and June Wilgus
and George Grise mOtOred to Nor
folk. Va. on Sunday and spent the
day with the Lords son, Dick. who
is in the U. S. Navy and expects tC
leave January 4th for the Panama
Canal.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07
SELBYVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Birch enter
tanned to dinner ION Sunday, MI:
and Mrs. Paul EllingswOrth ana
daughter of MillsbOrO, Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Gray and daughter, Shirley
and Mrs. Lettie EllingsWOrtn OF
MillsbOrO. who has ben spending
some time with them and on Mon
day Mrs. Enid Ringler and Mrs.
Della Quillen of Selbyville ana
Mrs. Horace Hamblin of Whaley-
willie were guests of Mrs. Birch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Camp
bell and sons, Tommy and Donald,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and MIS-
Davidson and family of DagsbOrO
Mrs. Walter Long is in the Jet
fersOn Hospital in Philadelphia
for treatment and Mrs. Name
James was operated on Sunday in
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, for ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conn Scott en-
tertained several guests at a New
Years party in a part OF thell
store.
Mrs. Lizzie Hamblin spent
couple of days last week with hel
sister and brOther-in-law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Baker in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Murray ant
Mr.. and Mrs. ROllie DOwney spen
from Friday until Sunday with MI
and Mrs. Lewis Steele in Drexe
Hill, Pa. and attended the Ice Fol
lies while there.
Mrs. Lettie McMullen and chill
dren, Vivian, Rae, ROsanne an
ROnny of Newark, visited her mo
ther and sister, Mrs. Ella Lon
and Mrs. Audrey Layton on Sun
day.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07
Rehoboth DisclOses
Manager For 1949
Veteran william "Blll" Slsler VIII
Pilot Next Years Shore Nine

RehObOth, which was first to put
in a bid for a ShO' league berth
when one became available in the
winter Of 1861, and was first to
offer to operate independently
if necessaFy-when major league
clubs withdrew support from five
clubs last fall, scored another first,
last week, by becoming the first
Eastern Shore League club to an
nOunce the identity Of its 1949
manager.
The Little Pirates chose as their
1949 pilot one William (BilI Sis
Ter. a 3S-year-Old veteran south
paw hurIer. Sisler, who is ex-
pected to take his regular turn on
the mound for RehObOth next sea-
son. makes his "Off-seasOn" home
in Rochester. N. Y. and has seen
service with the Syracuse, Mem
phis. BinghamtOn and Trenton
clubs. among others. He also has
had trials. at one time or another,
with the Cleveland Indians and the
New York Giants.
Last season, Sisler managed the
Harlan (Ky.) Glass ID Mountain
States League club into q fifth
place finish. Selected manager
from among four considered man.
sgerial candidates, Sisler is al
ready lining up playing talent fOI
his new club and plans to assem-
bic his squad at RehObOth for pre-
season conditioning along about
April /. The Pittsburgh Pirates
which sponsored the RehObOtf
entry the past two seasons, only
to sever the arrangement after the
close Of the 1948 season, will give
player assistance to Sisler and hil
new club.
There APPARENTLY are not, at thi
writing. any new developments il
the negotiations going on betweel
officials Of the SeafOrd Eagles ant
the Phillies, relative to a possibl
tieup, but it is assumed that som
sort of affiliatiOn between the twO
clubs will soon be effected and tn
decision made public around tn
first of the year.
The Eastern Shore League meet
ing, originally announced for Eas
ton Sunday, has been postpone
until January 8, so as to allow eth
leagues bylaws and schedule com
mittees more time to prepare re
ports to be submitted to tn
league at its next meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07

The Sunshine Sunday School
class held their annual Christmas
party at the Community House,
Wednesday evening, December 29
Mrs. Vina Bennett and Mrs. Ell
sic Bennett were hostess for the
w. S. c. S. Tuesday evening, De-
cember %, at the community house.
Mrs. Leroy Lekites and two sons
of Selbyville spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Lekites while
Leroy was on a cunning trip.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07
Railings-BetWeen
Friends

CHICAGO (P) Two painters
-brOthers-came to repaint a
home in suburban Deerfield
The older brother told the lady
of the house the decorative railing
on the roof of the sunpOrch should
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-07

be torn down.
"One strong wind" he said, "and
poOOOOf!"
The railing was removed.
The nxet day the younger bro
ther came to the woman, pointed
to the discarded railing and said:
May have it? I'd like to put it
on my house"
He did, too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
2lms Nl>naea, pa.
3iusio 81.

Gie GenerulperIammlung muroe
abgcbolten ON 4. Se5cmber. slIS 9es
onuilncn puroen fir 1850 ermdblt:
ErGlioentin, Gutb. She'll
Gi5e. TrQi., Soon Mbitc
Erot -Sefr., &ntb. Wtpitcrtb
Nin.-Scfr, WntDilOo sulcr
Shotnr., Stiin @cbcr
G.=N. GER, chi. H0miicber
NcrlUoltlngsrut, 9tcgInu 9faurcr,
&atb. .Sboma3.
9llle pcrIprnhcn picOcr ibr 0c'te3
81 tlm. FrGI. &ntb. She'll onnfte Sen
ShIpCItcrn Die ibr 10 gut 5lr Seitc
0eitnn0cn iino I'M pcrgon9cnen Snbr.
IS rpurOe bcihloNen Elm ,Sblobt-
felt" ob3ubolten 9tclliubrSobeno, SEN
81. Tc5cnbcr, DCrbunocn nit Gang.
9lUe WtitgIieocr oe5 3,pcig 80 rno 81
lin0 eing3la0en.
9IttmQ Sbmeitcrn, sic nG6Ite
Gerlammlung miro am Wtontog, Den
>. S&Som1ar, nm 7 llbr 0bel103 abge,
bulten.
Suionna TGmiIdcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

entlproiIell ibr 9 &inber, bon benen
Stuei i'm il1eenolicben Sitter itarben
ober iieben BON ibneu leben nod. Ole
GerItprbcne ipor cine iorglame treue
uno fleibiee Wflttcr lmo Satin uno
Natte piele 6relmOc, hcn lie lpor eine
licbcuolle Srau.
IS trouern nm sic Grobnutter,
Mlttcr llno @ottin Der tiefhetriibte
@otte Sobn s. gof, Sobne: Sobn
BOD, 9lpotbefer in Gonneaut, SbIo,
Ntihacl Nof in Elprio, SbIo, Mll-
liam @od in Soroin, Sbio, Gurl
@od in Sbcficlo Sofe, Sbio, Marp
Wpf George in &ornn, Ohio, Sd
tbarino Sod Wortin IN ct. &ollis,
lro., luo Goitb @od bier babeim in
Soroin, Sbip, uno 13 Gnfelfinocr,
iouie picle tSrcuuoe lulo @cfannte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
N,1s Qeunesfctpi,, Okie
3ipeig %.

Ser grlte Sie6enbiirger Sadien
6rauen uno Sungfrauen Serein
3peia % bat beibloiien iein 44la9,
RIGGS Stiitun9sfelt am 3. Sonntaa
im SSanl,ar, perbluloen nit @anfett
ob5ubalten. 0ieies Gilen lit frei fir
alle Sdpueitern llnb beren MtGnner.
Siebe Sbtpeltern int eu6 oieien
Somntagabeno often balten fiir oieIe
llnterbalh,na. Seoe Sdpeiter III
6er5lidit eingelaoen.
Sie Sbtpeitern bes 3peig 90 min.
iden alien 3iueigbereinen Dem Gen,
tral TerbanO ruro ser Geoaftion bes
Golfsblatt Elm fr0blides @eibnad.
TEN unb Elm gelegnetes Neues sSabr.
&atb. Yfingsgraff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Ginlabuus smr sramuna.

Nr. lmo S0m. Toguro!Ncr luocn
ole 0titglieoer l,no Trcunbe bcr5ld,
ein, ser Sroul,ng ibres Sohnes @ia
NIT Coma &pposfi beilpobnen 81
mollcn. .Ealtor Sprltb miro sic Srau-
ung INN co. 3 poer 3:15 in ser Sps
Ciol Soue Ocs Sullies 9tr. 455
S6ncctcbp Nlpc, @rooflpr, poa5ie.
ben. NacbIplgero Gnlpfang in ocricl-
ben Soae bei5upobuen. Sie Saae iii
geroumia nno arob 9cnug fiir ole
llno fiir Sun5lllitige miro geiorgt.
sllio fonlmt ollc SEN s. Snnllnr IN
Sic &cr'ummllng bel 9r. unb Sh.u.
&loo5, bon hn folrcn mir nllc 5uIum=
men 3llr Sraluug. II. StooT.