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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
@ruberbMnb Der 9eutidsemeinbe

NrMoerbMno Der xeuti6aemetnoe.
MQun 8riioern bes 8ruoerbunoes
Ser 5eutibgemeinoe niro befannt gas
maht, baB uniere regelm1Bige Ser
iammlung I'M September am Cams
tag, oen 3. Sept, 8 llbr abenos
ltattibnbet.
elQe @riiber linb gebeten 1u,S ers
ll6t anipeienh 81 iehl. 9e1lal es iino
ilnner pibtige Geibdfte su t,ln unh
crleoigen.
Nab ser Gerlanmnlllng miro &c
3lr &miitlibfeit tpieoer einen Ssm.
bib geben pom 8rilberbuno aus.
@eOrg Gsler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
2l,sS alliance, Otte
3meis 8.

Gs oiene alien WitglieSern oes
3ipeg 8 our 3enntnis oaB Die regel'
mGBiee 8erianrnrhmng Mittiuod. ben
=. Septenpber. abenbs, abgebalten
miro.,
ssn Sntereiie 6es Bereins iinb Die
Mitslieoer eebeten iid gu beteiligen
Inn gu beiddieBen Oh bic 8eriamm'
lung tpeiter an1 Mittpod oher an
Sonntae nahnlittag ab5ubaltn.
Negina goertb. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

Stride. Nadyber miro aaifee lrno 8ll,
den ierbiert. Tas &omitee tpiro So
fir iorgen oab geltiisenb GebGd gum
@erfnlf borbanoal lit. Mub 8e:
iteIlnsen 1ueroen enteesengenom
men bon Charlotte @ottibli,re, M1
$500 oSer Role Gbe, M1. O14O.
&oie gpe, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

3tpeig 46.

0ie 8eriamml,ure bes Srauen
8ereim fiauoet itatt am Oonmrstae,
ben 8. September, an 1859 &c. Mib.
laljo Mbe., 8 llbr aben0s.
sSSm aonpitee iino: Suian Sbmibt.
CLAIM ,no Marie Sduller io,uie
s,uie Sdnller. 8itte sablreid ,mS
piinftlid) 81 eri6einen.
9as Stiftllngsfeit bes .3tpeig 46
jon am "a. Scptenber itattiinoen.
8itte itb oieien Datum 81, merfen.
Sopbie 9urb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
sSdaaer sab Bate Gale /,
Der framen 8erein Der 3ent1d).
0emeiu1e
0erseiu>e

ueronitaltet tuieoer ibren idbrliben
Sho,ser perbun6en NIT 8adiparen>
Berfauf Samstag. Sen 10. Sept.
8 llbr abenbs i'm grbgeihob Der
Stride, iuoou ale Ritglieber. Greuns
'oe ,lno @6nner oes 0rauen Bereins
ber3li9it eingelooen iin6. Seoe 6ein.
ite @obe spiro 0onfeno erltgegen &c.
.lommen. 9ie Soden tueroen 0ann
auf aM1ierem8aior berfauft; alles
oebt ougunlten a,nierer Iieben 9eutid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Md)tung Manetbler!

0as 9roBe 8ruppenbilo bon unIc'
rem letten 8rieorifeite lit iebr gut
alseeiaQen. @er eins baben piQ
moae his ipateitens Sept. 10 $1.2I
nebit 0amen unb AbreTe an Serrl
@eong 1bM, 2O31 @ation sluc
Mqianee, Ohio, id)idar. 9as Bil>
tpiro ibnen Damn 5ueeibidt lperoen.
s. TbelIman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Der Trauen 8ereiu Der
ct. Sobaunesfird)e

bat am Z. Sept. sic monatlibe Ser
ianunlilng. Hriii. &atbarina 1ontid
ldBt INN glten 8ellb bitten, audi fiji
bas Mdben ieoen Nitttpod). Ndbiter
Monat idngt oas ~alrilting" an.
Gn liebes Nitglieo, Sbtpeiter SO.
iina &onrao lit BON uns gelhieben
@ir tueroelr iie iebr oermiiien. aud
im NdbfranSdfn. ocm 100 iie ,pa,
berrid)te nnrmer ssrobitl,n.
@ir ienben Scr Jamilie &onrnS
,inler ber5tibites 8eileio.
gllire @ranlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
3,ueis 10.

@s biene allen 0titelieoern bes
3tueig 10 aur 9efillieen Nafridt,
bab Die @eriammIl,ns am 6reitae,
0en 8. Septentbcr, 8 llbr abenbs ab=
gcDalten tpiro. MlIe tperoen gebeten
antueicno pu iein.
Gli5abetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Setrpit, Ni6iaaa

SctfDu, YT%Ut0U1
9enti4e aNb S&6Nf6e O.. o.. 9etrne.
etr@e. yIeafielb uub 0essterrs ate.
Yfarrer Suba,!nes Grutf6. 1911 Wlens
fieIb dpe. Sell: Ringree 6206. gn9s
Iii1er @ottesbierft ~ ubr porutittd8S;
Deutf&e unb enelif3e Sonnta8i@uls UNI
II lttr pormittaes. Deuti&er @Gttess
bienft UNI II ll6r pormttta9s. Seben
Ietten gtenstae bes Nonats 0tr6en'
ratsiitunQ. Dur1 bic Commemorate
ieben britteu Dienstaa. fort ieben
britten Sunnta8 0rauea Weretn Der'
:dmmlun8. 8ir4eu4orprobe ieben 6ret'
ta9abeEb.
Nle Glcubensoen0Hen unb Sreunbe
|inb qerali8 eineeInten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
@inbior, pnt., &aasbs
O.. 8aalus Qt,Ae. Rpre1t aps.

q. 8aalus Qt,de, Rpre1t aSs.
1875 @crent dpe.. @iubior. &anala
HottesbieEit in ber Commemorate
bon 80 l1br bcrmitto0s. Sonnioo
Iaule bon 1I11 uhr boru,tttagS. -
ben erften Nontao i'm Nruat 8tr&A
rats sSipun9. Seben ersten Donner9An
dyenbs i'm Ronat 0rauen Neretn e.
,..na. Nue Bolts uno @Iaubens0enoiiN
Iinb 9eraliH pillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
0ounastoipn Chic

DeutiMe Gu. 2uth. &snterus 0emetnDa
Dbl a.asms 9emple, %. DSarbMan q.
Yfarrer @illiam s. @eltber, $40 y
Subfon Npe. Sonntaei6ule 8 ubr BORA
gneIifber Gottesbienft 10 l1br. Deuta
i&er @ottesbienft II 11br. Seben erjte1
Sonntas, i'm Wonat 6ralen 0eretn Sers
Iammlung. Seben 3tueiten Sonnta8 IN
Ronat &ir1enrat> >Sisun9. Seben erites
.:nt b-ittcn Sonntle i'm Ronat lutbee
Niaa BeriammIung. Sonnta8f4ulftuNe
ipiro i'm VorauS hefannt9e0eben.
Nue Bolts uno @Iaubensgenoliet
tnb hrraIi6 tptllionuneu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
per,palteriteue

lit often m Is. September. Briiber
,pel9e ii1 nm 6as Mmt be,perben
mollen, iollen iid idriftlih beim
l1nteraeidneten anmeloen ooer beim
Sefretdr @m. Shuler.
Martin Mlbrid, Yrdiioent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
calm, Ohts
9tanaeI eItt&.lmtb. Gmmanuel 9tf1e,
201 South NrpabO0t.

Raftor Spbn 8auman. SonntaslduIs
teben Sountoe 9 l1br borntttags. 10 ~
Wottesbierlt III her Qanhc5iprade. IL
ltbr beutiher &ottesbienft. Ser berits
i6e @tr9er 0rauen 0tre!n bat aut 5tpets
ter Nittipo9 ieben Nonats. 8 u1r
abenbs. Geriammlun8. 8onftrmdnbens
llnterriht (3peiidbrig) bon Septembe
bis Ofterm. 9ieustae ,inh 6reitag nad1s
mittags 11br.
Nue 6IaubenseenoHen unb 0re,inbs
fiEb beralib pilfonlmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
6bieaso, Suinsis
Ct. Sans eIeraeinbe.
1856 Gomer Street

Rafor 8. 5. Brebe. gbieaeo 80. SQ.
&omer ctr. Seben Somntae 9 l1br Sorn'
ta9idule. 10 ubr en8lif@er @otteSbtenft.
II lbr beutfher @otteSbienft
Mtr laben ale @laibenS9enoifen ,,b
8reunbe ber5li& elm ~ ben gottes'
bieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Carr, Subiana

Carr, Subiaaa
9enti&e q. 2ut6er. &onteruS .9tsoe
" Q6e IL. ape. unb Ni1msre Sts.
Ffarrer Huguit 9. S'itttnG l07t
0iImore ctr. 8eI.: 2S651: SebsA
5onntaQ . llhr normittags ScnutoQs
f&uIe. + llbr enelii4er @otteSbten&
II ltbr utiber @ottestient. ~
Nue tbcrti6en @lauten98enoMen
beutiher ..,,6 cneliiher 3unae tn 9are
unb llmaebune itno su ben @ottesoten'
item beraIid etnaeldoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

Rfarrer 6ans g. 8. Simolett. s4A
dbamS Ctr, Sao6efter, ga. $elepboM:
Ofo6efter 1895. @ottesbienit $3.50 11tr
n,oreens; Gonntaai@ule 1915 l1tr. -
0rnuen Verein Weriammllna au1 lettsa
8ounsrstao ieben NonatS. 8 llbr abenbD
Sebermnan If beroli& iptqtoutu1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
CIebelaub, cbis

.. .. QSanS. 2uth. 81. 0sbanneS 9trde
Yaitor &ana 0oiieI. 701 gbbb Ioab.
Sell: Weulberrp 0846. 8 l1br born.ittaes
oeutf9er 0ottesotenft. 10 ubr Scun.
tagi1ule. II llbr en9liider @ottesotenft.
Gntber 2iQa Nnbaht unb Weriammluns
Spnnta9 1880 ubr abe,.b5. 8onfirmans
osnsunterr'@t unb beur1s Shule an,
Samstag Oon 8 :1br pormtttaos an. dqe
@!aubenseenoFeu iinb herdlt& etnee'
Laben -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Gqmpob Gitr, 30.
ct. HauI'S Gu. Qutberau Gbnr4

Raitor Nnbreas NageIbad. 800 Sod
ctr. - 9eI.: 731>@. Sonntagsi1ule
9:3O ilbr; 1890 gnelii@er @ottes6ienft
11:46 Deutf9er @ottesbienf. Seber'
mann beraIi6 tpillfommen.
Rirhenratsfituna ieben Ietten Sams.
taa i'm Wouat ! l1br abenos. Gonntags
I&ullehrerz Sieune iebeu britteu Sonn'
tae TN Ronat. $3.50 lhr ulorgenS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
kirbltrbt Aabrt6tt,1

due l,tbsrt19en @Ia,lbensgenoHes
beutf&er un6 engIii9er Dun9e tn Uars
relI. Sbaron nnb l1m9eaenb ftno az bes
OofteS6teuifeu heraIi9ft etn9eIaber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

6le1elanb @ek. - 9emti& .0eMet1te,
@eh 80. Gtr. ~vS WsiFart dye.
Yfarrer: @uitap q. WoeIlm. 5000
g8illarb Mhe. Sel.: $50. 497O.
Sonntaes: 9 l1br pormtttdq. beuti&er
@ottesotenft; 10 ltbr. Sonntaei@uTe unb
Btbelfhltlfe fir enpobfene. II ubr nors
mitta9s, Gn9liIber @ottesbienit.
&onfil1nanoene llnterriht ieoen Cams
tag 10 ubr bormitta9s. Sebermann berg
lid ipiII}ou1ueul
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
euIuu,bnS, OhjD

Qtane. 9atber. Aeastln 3uttee eirAe,
G6e Dtsler unt Ann @trate.
Bfarrer g. q. Qeuer. Seben Sonntag
bortttaes 9 llbr Sonntaos@ule; 10 utr
eneIiid5er 0ottesbtenft; II l1br beltt&er
@ottestient.
aQe Glaube..seeuoifen ,nb erssnbe
iinb beralie5 etneeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

6arse9, Pc.
0s1fi6s q. 3att. q. $anlmo .etrGs
721-25 Hruit ate.
Ffarrer drtbrr 8. Dlant. Seben Conn
toe 8 llhr born,itta9s So..ntaef4ule
10 utr eneltf4er; II l1hr beutt6e'
@ottesbieuf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Domefeab, ga.
9eutfd5e Gu. Qntb. e. SeartnS etnN

222-224 ct 8. abe.
Neb. 0retsrid 6. Altboff, PaftGr. 3eIes
pbrn: So. l745. Gonntaei 6ule uorgenS
8 80 ubr. -- @ottesbienft 1890 u1r.
Nue @laubenssenoFen iinb beralt1
ptufourmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Ginlah hnug
10. 5iebenbdrger 5afbsen
5angerfest
Stebenbareer Sastien >1ldnnerster Grte, "a.
ais 0aiteeber
abgebaltm
Senntae, Sen 4. un~ @1lentae, Sen S. September
i'm Grier Sadienketm
Gait 21. unb 1rend Ctr.
@odmas erebt bermit sic beralidte Gna6e ale aoe1
nnNihen MitnliGNer Nes
FEST.ORDNUNG
Erster Tag des S0ngerfestes.
SONNTAG, den 4. September

900 Ur Empang der Sanger und Caste auch
III 80 Uhr morgens Observation-Disclosures Mittagessen
200 Uhr nachmittags Massenchor Probe
$50 nachmttags: Gemeinschaftlches Abendessen
7:3O Uhr abends: Konzer enzelne Vereine
Mach dem konzert: TANZ
Zweiter Tag Sangerfestes
800 Uhr morgens: Frmhstuck
1000 Uhr morgens: Kommers
ll:3O Uhr: Gemeinschaftlches Mittagessen
| 90 Uhr nachmitags Massenchorprobe
800 Uhr nachmittags: Konzert- Massenchore
$50 Uhr abends: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen
Attends: TAM.
FEsT-PRoGRAMM:
Erster Tag des Ssngerfestes.
SONNTAG, den a. September, 80 Uhr abends:
Heinrich Mezer FesPrasdent. O. L. Grende FestDrigent
l. overture ~ Juno Ainiagen, Drisent ] '''"Nse"
Begrssung der Caste Heinrich Melzer FestPasident
Anprache .......... Joseph c. Martini Mayor Erie
Aus s@ensr ce s ra @ L. aren Dssnt
i3 Youngstown Kinder Chor New Castle Kinder Chor
Ansprache Georg kascher Bundes-tras'dentI
ErwinB Bende, Youngstown Dirgnt
'$S'$s s"" ssRs "'s S'S ~
s. Waldesireden Fritz Neuert|
~SS'<''<'< S:i;s, S,;:s; ~
DE bss% sS;s %s:: soG;sn ,;
''s's ss's r. ses"sts1 ss%ss1f' Ds s@' 'sv'''' '"'
H. Ansprache .... C. Arthur Blass stadt Senator
Is. Orchestra Auserwahlt
Ny Hfsit 1"fsssS:nfs SsSss s:' sSsss:;
r9m co So"ngsto~s Ng Erwin Bi Dssnt
~ BARTON Solo Marvin j. Riddle
H. @ Hngaan M die pi1ss No. AIR. n Bs sehn
! Concord Chorus, youngstown snde, Dirigent
H. cesehs% s"s af Ms"fr Wa'S L.
49, In den Alpen Friedrich Hegge
81 kara'Rs" se%sehte; chor Canton Faust Deent
IT, 'e'"ke"' s. s. Damencn sa.onia Cleveland Ohio
R. schuter, Dirigent
"''"""S Ss; G;;::.f
l6 schluss Marsch Observation-Disclosures. Amhagen Orchestra
| Mach dem Konzert TANZ.
! FEsT-PRoGRAMM:
MONTAG, den S. September:
i O. L. Grender, Fest Dirigent
H. Overture (auserwahl) ......... Amhagen Orchestra
IL. Finlandia Unit Orchesra) ............. S'be'us
" ." S"''e' A''~"' " Gemchte choere
a. Liedeswehe Unit Orchestra) Observation-Disclosures. Wenzir
s. Absch'ed N'e"
g. Spring Unit Orchestra" H'dach
I7 Wenn die buhen ................... Rchardt
Redner Georg Kascher President
l8 Orchestra (auserwah Almhagen Orchestra
49, Das Morgenro fracht
'llO O beb bel mir ........ Bearbeitet A. Nkolaus
H. Es der Wald stolzes Lied sturm
~ 'e'"'ss '"''>" Mach Konzert TAM
Sir hrb sspib bob aud oes goesdnaerf cine Der Seiroie
ien en Der @e Der sebnbrar saden ein miro Bolts:
Observation-Disclosures lit b Srobes bort gaffen mocn it, barar unier
aliite edit dide Beiurme ne lmterbalna r6 alien 9l
|nernern 3usdd)ert
Il Das 5eittenaitee:
asss: Ss:'$ 4 s:st;. %a*. Sf;g s;asf5tiss ;Ssss"t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Noronic Officer Asleep
When Fire Started
BY the Associated Press

TORONTO, Oct. 15.-The Fed
eral commission inquiring into the
Noronic disaster was told yester-
day by crew member, whose du-
ties included watching for fire,
that he was asleep at the start of
the fire which swept the cruise
ship in Toronto Harbor Septem-
Der II.
w. r. Brown of Port Arthur,
Ontario, one of the Noronic's spe-
cial officers, said he went to sleep
Immediately on his return from a
visit ashore and did not report
for his watch that started at 1920
am. Witnesses have placed the
start of the fire at about 1870 am.
The Noronic's special officers
were charged with patroling the
ship. performing duties similar to
hotel detectives. One of their jobs
was to watch for fire.
Brown, So, said he figured he
would have IAN hour and quar-
ter" of sleep before going on duty
but due to "slip-up" he was not
reused and failed to report.
Brown also testified that 3-foot-
high cartons for refuse were kept
in the 36-year-old ships linen
closets. The majority of 46 wit
nesses who have testified before
the commission located the fire
in a linen closet on the port side
of G deck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldU. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tpatt three fuH days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Lawrence and Thelma Holland, boy.
Llnwood and Phyllis Honeycutt girl,
Frank and Eileen Howard, boy.
John and Esther Howard, girl.
@, and Hedwig lowers, girl.
Frank and Alice Knapp. girl.
Isaac and Blanche Kossow. girl,
John and Ruth Landlord, boy.
arthur Arthur and Nance Lawrence saSIn girl
Fred and Elizabeth Linebeck boy.
John and Pearl Lochart. girl
Earl and Bette Marshall, boy.
WAYNE and Rosa Mckinney girl.
G ds sno and Nara V,Sna myeF ST
Glen and Norma Mcntsomery: boy.
M MsT AND and A An'GRa h MSasan sr boy
Henry and Helen. MAYOR. boy;
G p9naa s and R Msry on olye sr GIRL
William and Ellen Rawson, boy.
Ralph and Lillian Roderigues, girl.
Clarence and Margaret Ruffner. boy.
Charles and Lillian Ryan, girl.
George and Ruth salb, girl,
Edward and Anne Anne sslloom, boy.
WeSey and md G Hse s sasaE girl bov
Thomas and Agnes Scott; girl
Charles and Dorothy simpkins. boy.
Leonard and Lillian Sickle girl
f Ha1Hss and and Eesss sxnr boy
George and Neva Ticknor. boy.
John and Evelyn Tillett. boy.
R Bensrt and Rose ur6and boy
Francis and Joan Waters. boy
Theodore and Dorothy Winebrenner, girl
Joseph and Theresa WHATSOEVER. boy
Thadus and Susie Bass girl.
Floyd and Isabelle Berry, boy
James and Colleen Brown. boy.
! Robert and Euvie Ellis, girl.
James and Matte Green. boy.
Ellis and Mary Jackson, girl.
Charles and Ella Lewis, girl.
Victor and Ann Lopez. boy.
Andrew and Jera Majett, girl.
Ernest and Mary Murray, girl
Kermit and Rosa Newkirk, boy.
Frederick and Lillian Peagler. boy.
George and Mary Williams, boy.
Him and Yum Wong. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Observation-Disclosures

ne.
Samuel Chichester. Al. Turkey Run,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Lulu M, Rogers, 70, 2oO3 o st NV
Bsstri s Hatcher Z, Ala 18th St. nv
Regina y. Drown, 70. 1434 N st. NV
Charles Howard, SO. 526 LIST st. NV.
Paul Inof, 10, 500 jefferson st. NV
Albert p. Gratsle. g. 14l0 Insraham st.
NV.
Christine H Deach, 81, 1909 E, Capitol st.
Josephine L. Gallasher, "a. 4340 Argyle
terrace NV
John w. White, 81. Soldiers Horne.
Clarissa M. Hospidor, "a. Clinton, Md.
Maddox Trenholm. SO. 1896 18th st. NV
Baby Fuller, 9O1 23rd st. NV.
Elizabeth F. Lynn. 81, 26l4 Garfield at.
NV.
Emma Crowley. rs, address unknown.
Kyoski x. Kawakami, "A, 1929 Morrison
ST. NV.
Nancy L. Waters, IS, 1918 9TH st. ne
Edward H. Ross. 66. 42l 23rd pi. ne.
Charles E. Lewis, 50, 2023 stn st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1pait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Joseph Perry. 90 and Darlene McClinton.
%, both of @03 End st. s.w.
Paul Scholla, AZ, 1923 Connecticut ave.
NV. and Clara Hoskln5. 20. 1855 16tE
St NV.
Archie Gay, a. Whittimore, Mich. and
Lois Clark. -, ~ 1tn st. Sc.
John Monroe. 30 and Ruby Parrish, 81,
Doth of 229 Massachusetts, ave. ne.
80, both CT 1902 Vermont ave. n ".
Arthur Smith. %, 1888 10th St NV, and
Mary stoddatd. 81, l4o4 a5th st. NV.
Walter Bel. "a. Arlington, Va, and Thelma
Goode. II, YWCA.
Warren coppage, IS, 1s47 Monroe st. ne,
and Ksthtyn Barnard %, 35:2 South
DAKOTA ave. ne.
Charles Tryon 81. Pittsburgh, and Mary
Corco"an. 20, Arlington Va.
Sherman Gardner. 81. 435 6lst st. ne.
and J1caus yn Quander. 10, Az Oath
st. 1.e.
Frank Grimm. rs, 82l2 St ne. and
Anna Hawklns, 1s 35 Fenton st. ne.
William Hampton. 81. ana Carolyn Chavis,
30. botn Of Arlington. Va.
Percy Rigge. 81. and Anna Breuen, 90
both of III 9th st. NV.
Willis Blackwell. "a 1926 2lst st. NV,
and Laura southall, %, Of Buffalo, N. Y
Richard Hampton, 80. ITO L ST. W.,
and Nellie Fields, 81 231 G st. NV.
charles Resenkranz, q, o. East st. Louis,
u. and Dorothy Quentemeyer "a, of
Quincy, Ill.,
Robert Turnure, As 32I Adams st. ne,
and Virginia Allen, 80. 5sI3 32nd st.
George Welnbcrger. "a. Arlington. Va
AID Marion DAVIS. %, 1895 Walbridge
rl n W.
Bernard Gray. q. and Donna Noblitt, a
10Th Of 406 Ceda~ st. NV.
Cornell Is Paul. "a, 1852 37th pl.ss.e., and
Marie Reilly, 30, 3ii 14th ST. sc
Earle Brln"ler, 23 22l4 3Sth st NV
md Betty Gravely, p, BIO Wisconsin
waiter Ea,r, %. 81 Eye st. ne, and
john Williams, ~. and Meta Hilton, 35
both of 30:i3 Sherman ave. NV.
WELLINGTON Abrams 43, 5349 Blaine ST
ne. and Frances Wilson "a. klc.,mol d
LLOYD Line5erger. 20. 1918 Kalorama I'd
Nv, and Geraldine Crosby, 80. 1876
N tSsachuSet S ave. NV
Herman Geier, 81. 4Ol3 18th st. NV
and Harriet Kaplan, 81, 1888 Webste
Robert Boror. %. Piaua, Ohio. and Mar,h.
Roger Ward. As, Seattle Wash, ans
Dorothy Comstock. %. l Scott Circl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Births Reported

tFrom D. D. Bureau of Vital Statistics,
Joseph and Hazel Adams. boy.
Rufus and Betty Bayless, girl.
Turner and Margaret Beach. girl.
William and Leila Bray. girl
Robert and Thelma Byrnes. boy.
Travers and Kathryn Galloway. boy.
, Gerald and Christine Casale. girl.
Walter and Marjorie Clemants. girl.
John and Geraldine Cashier boy.
Arthur and Patricia Cobb. girl
Deroy and Selma Conner, girl
William and Virginia Cox. boy.
John and Ella Duffus. bow
James and Margaret Dugger. girl.
Kenneth and Agnes Etter, girl
Frank and Catherine Fletcher, boy.
William and Barbara Gibson. girl.
George and Bertha Gilbert. girl.
Frank and Barbara Gorham. girl.
Robert and Shirley Greenbaum girl.
Alexander and Helen Greene, girl
Ellison and Martha Grimsley, boy.
Otto and Ella Haug, boy
Richard and Rose Harner, boy.
Joseph and Mary Hart, boy.
Jack and Hilda Herman. boy.
James and Mary Hill, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau of Vital statistics)
James d. Eegleston. rs. Takoma Park, Md.
William H. RinEgold, rs. 1913 18th st.
NV
Mary Chism. -75, Blue Plains, D. O.
Francesca Boccabelia. "A. 333 Bryant st.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
FOX Opens Today

The Tok cutoff, closed by the washing out of the Chistochena river bridge, will not reopen be- fore today at the earliest. Clyde King of the Alaska Road Com mission announced this week. The Valdez road was open at press-time, but may be closed by slides at any time during this early warm weather.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
Churches Plan Sunday Service

Churches Plan Sunday Service
 Harold Richards will be the guest speaker at the monthly "Singspiration" to be held at the United Protestant Church next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. Victor AlfSen announced this week. All Colony Day visitors are invited to be guests at this spe- cial union service of Palmer's churches.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
Community Calendar,

Thursday NORTHLAND Pioneer Grange at Grange Hall at 8 p. m.
 Friday JUNIOR Homemakers meet at home of Mrs. Duane Mohan.
 Saturday COLONY DAY opening dance at Palmer Gym at 10 D. m.
 Sunday COLONY DAY program opens at D. m. WORK CREWS for Night in Reno" report at Palmer Gym at a. m. NIGHT IN RENO opens at Pal mer Gym at p. m. SINGSPIRATION at the United Protestant Church at 8 D. m.
 Monday MEMORIAL services at Palmer Cemetery at II a. m. oAoCoAbL SdIlle at FdlIIl6F Qld- mond at 2 D. m. COLONY DAY closing dance at Palmer Gym at 10 D. m.
 Tuesday FAIR BOARD meets with de- partment superintendents at former library quarters at 8
 Wednesday MATANUSKA VALLEY Sports men meet at rifle range at 8 D. m. CHAMBER of Commerce meets at Hotel at noon. PALMER Community Recrea- tion Association meets at the ARRC office at ' D. m. LADIES AID of United Protes- tant Church meets at Church at 10:30 a. m.
 Thursday AMERICAN LEGION and Auxil- iary meet at Grange Hall at 8
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
Recommend Alaskan Asylum

Grand jurors of the Third Dis trict Court, who ended their session last week, recommended that an institution for care of the insane be constructed in Alaska. Judge Anthony Dimond promised that the recommenda- tion would reach the proper au- thorities with a further recom- mendation for action. Palmer has been suggested, in Congress sional circles, as the possible site of such an institution.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Final Services For
Mrs. Rose Bell Norris
Held Last SATURDAY.

Funeral services for the la t e
Mrs. Rose Bell Norris, SO, whose
death occurred last Thursday at
II p. M, were conducted at the
Little Flower Church the follow
ing Saturday at II a. m.
The Rev. George Corner Of
ficiated. Arrangements were in
charge of the Beck Funeral Home,
W t h burial in the Browning
Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Norris
had been ill since last fall, when
she was taken to the local hospit-
al. She remained there through
out the period of her illness.
She was born in Browning. at
tending local schools and the In
dian school at Genoa. Nebraska.
Surviving relatives include one
son, Henry and one sister, Mrs.
VIM. Gillian of Browning,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mildred Hilton, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Mildred Hill t on, de-
ceased, to the creditors and to
all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the
first publication of this notice to
the said administrator at the Of
flee of W. R. Mcdonald, in
Browning, Montana, the same
being the place for the transac-
ton of the business of the said
estate.
Date April 10Th, 1919.
Grant Hilton, Administrator of
the Estate of Mildred Hilton, de-
ceased.
W. R. Mcdonald, Attorney for
Administrator.