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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
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Back To University
Miss Dorothy Mitchell will
leave this weekend for the Uni
versity of Tulsa. Okla, where she
9IouIoudos JoV l9luo HIN
as a voice major.
j. T. Shepard left for Stark
vile Sunday to enter Mississippi
State.
Mr., and Mrs, o. A. LATHE, BIZ
loxi, were dinner guests of Miss
Ina and Jesse Thompson Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry,
Mobile, spent the day recently
with Mrs. Henry's sister, Miss
Hattie WEIGH.
Chester Lyons, Cliff Dees, Van
cleave, and Harold w. Gautier,
Pascagoula, returned Wednesday
night after a two weeks vacation
in Hendersonville, N. c.
Mrs. John Macarthur is visit
ing relatives, Mr. and Mrs. j. M.
Smith, in McComb this week.
Guests of Mrs. A. p. Macarthur
and Miss Ella Macarthur are Bill
Mcintosh and his son, Bill, III, of
Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Watts and
Mrs. Frank Spann returned Sun
day from a weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. John Blades and son, Den
son, and Mrs. A. j. Schatz spent
the weekend in Baton Rouge
where Mrs. Blades visited her
brother-in-law, Harry Feiglev
who is i'll.
Earl Turnage, who is recuper-
ating from an operation at Vet
Grams hospital in New Orleans,
spent the weekend with his fam
lily and returned to the hospital
Sunday.
Guests this week of Mr.. an d
Mrs. w. B. Alberts and family
were Mrs. Alberts' nieces, Miss
Odessa Bruce, formerly of Pasca-
goula and now of San Bernardino.
Calf, and Mrs. II. c. Bates o!
Mobile and the latter's daughters
Jackie and Jean.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
Lions Auxiliary
To Clothe Four
Needy Children

The woman's auxiliary of the
Lions club is supplying clothes
for four needy school children.
Members have been accommodating
a store against such an emergency
Selection of garments was
made at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Tom Thornhill on S.
Pascagoula Tuesday.
Another project of the auxiliary
is accumulating canned goods to
be used in Christmas baskets for
the needy. Each member brings
"a can of food to each meeting.
Mrs. Thornhill served refresh
ments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
MOSS POINT ROTARY
HAS GUESTS

Teachers in Moss Point schools
were guests of the Rotary Club
for luncheon Thursday. Leonard
Robinson, president, turned the
meeting over to Julian M Rivers
who requested L. w. Tanner,
school superintendent, to intro
duce his faculty.
Due to the number of guests
to be given recognition during
the meeting hour no program was
planned.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
Emile EUGENE RdbY
Dies In Mobile

News has been received of the
death of Emile EUGENE Raby,
aged 90, in Mobile, August 6. Mr..
Raby was a lifelong resident of
Paseagoula until he went to Mo
bile to live IL years ago.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Cecilia Delmas Raby of Pas
cagoula and a brother, J. v. Raby
of Mobile.
Interment was in the Catholic
cemetery at Chickasaw.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
Member OF The Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
MOSS POINT MEMS CLUB
HAS SUPPER C

The Mems club of Moss Point
Methodist church met at supper
Tuesday at the educational build
ing. They heard a talk on Turn
ing the Tables on Russia" by w.
M. Alexander. A. F. Megehee,
Pascagoula, was a guest. Supper
was served by women of Circle 2.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02

ness.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02

The agriculture ministry pro-
gram aims at S,000,0 600 head of
cattle before the end of 1850. The
ministry expects to raise the num-
Der of pigs to 300, 900 and to OBJ
tain better meat production
through selective breeding.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02

turned Wednesday from Sulphur
Springs, Tex, where they attend
ed the funeral of Messrs Pogues'
mother. Mrs. D. T. Pogue who
died Sunday after a lingering ill
ppcg
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
IN OSSPOINT..
Social Events

MIS-. Drown onlpeS - sptiiuiiiS
a few days in Baton Rouge with
her husband, who is employed
there.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Hightow.
err will spend Labor Day week
end with his mother, Mrs. Tom
Hightower, in Hogansville, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Kennedy
and family of Augusta, Ga, were
guests last week of his mother,
Mrs. w. w. Kennedy, and sister,
Mrs. George D. Staples.
Mrs. j. w. Blades, benson
Blades and Mrs. A. j. Schatz
spent the weekend in Baton
Rouge,
Mrs. Freeland Randalls and
children, Picayune, spent last
week with her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Voloney
Hover.
Earl Turnage. a patient in Vet
Grams hospital, New Orleans,
spent the weekend at home with
his wife and daughter.
Donald Eugene Stout, Danville,
La, was house guest of DR.. and
Mrs. J. F. Colley this past week.
He is a student at the University
of Illinois and will graduate next
June
MI, and Mrs. George Byrd Wis
tied MI. and Mrs. w. H. Meek
in Gulfporf Sunday.
Miss Pauline Colley, New Or
leans, spent the weekend at home
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
]. F. Colley.
Departs For Teaching Post
Miss Marguerite Colley, who
has been attending the national
music camp of the university
woman's division at Interlocken,
Mich, for the past eight weeks,
spent last week with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Colley. She
left Sunday for Urbana, ILL.,,
where she will teach music in the
Thornburn, III. High school this
year.
1t. T. L. Bond, who is stationed
at Keesler, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy P. Collins.
| Cathryn Ann and Roy, Jr., of
Jackson were guests in the G. L.
Bond home Thursday.
Doc Marten of Terry was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. G.. c. Sci
denspinner, Saturday.
Barbara Suthoff returned Mon
day from a visit in Monroeville,
Ala, with Judy McVay.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nelson, Miss
Joan and Graham Nelson drove
to Birmingham Tuesday, return
ing Wednesday.
c. E. Roper left Sunday for
Mississippi State where he will
study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sewart of
Philadelphia are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Jack Blizzard, and
Mr.. Blizzard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Suthoff,
Bay Springs, visited their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Delashmet, Jr., this
week.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Rape were Mr.. and
Mrs. Nat Rape of Gulfport.
Mrs. G.. P. Wood returned Tues
day from Jackson where she Wis
tied Mrs. c. r. Ridgway for a
few days. Wednesday morning
she was paid a brief visit by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Boyd and Mr..
Boyd's parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Boyd, Galveston, Tex, who
were en- route home from Warm
Springs, Ga.
R. A. Head, Lancaster, Pa, and
his son-in-law and daughter,
Capt. and Mrs. William Bright,
whom he is visiting in Panama
City, spent Monday with MI. and
Mrs. A. w. Head and Miss Ada
Head.
Mrs. John Macarthur is expect
ing as her guest this weekend her
nephew, Sam Hollinger, Eldora-
/ do, Ark, who will spend here his
/. few days vacation between Sc
mesters at the University of Ar
kansas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02

iced white cake squares and pink
and green mints.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
AMAZING
IN ONE HOUR

BY using TE-oL. . STRONG. pene-
frating funsicide. you REACH imbed-
ded germs 70 kill ON CONTACT. You
FEEL this q~uick-drYing liquid take
hold INSTANTLY. NOW, you be
pleased or your 3sc back from AM
Druggist. T1dsI. al Palace Pharmacy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
n OF MRS. C
AT SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E, Pogue and
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Pogue re-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02

Utah, first in gold mining, was
probably the last area in the con-
tinental United States to be ex-
plored.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
AS WE SEE IT THIS WEEK
at the
Pascagoula-M Moss Point Bank
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We have RECEIVED a copy of the August issue of The Marine
several articles on the s new tuna BOAT, sMAR y E ESF PETRifcH'"
IN mnt the West estngg o sefl3 f9biaa as fl thf iaT wee b anS fastest Nd tgn2 m elipP per
terested in the following quotation:
WI p be selling ilaa her catches to Van Camp Sea Food Company
mess details for the. owners, points out that the MARY E.
p Ell q viii Undoubtedly bring her catch into Pasca,
located. With a view in tic to the ne MARY E. e. pETRTcHs T future
Panama Canal certified p"' PIC D'' =" '0N
Mr.. J R Townsend, Fishery consutant from San Francisco is
fishing areas in the Gull Of MEXICO. HI has b. been here for sew
eal days and continues to be optimistic over possible, develop
fornia financial interests.
Two visitors representing certain steamship corporations have
have discussed with M members abe !" OF the Port Commission ali Of
he present and future plans. Their interests lay in the handl-
ing OF general cargo and warehousing.
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youth is presented again. Teachers and pupils are preparing
to gain every use of the greatest fundamental of our democ-
siepis s Me G9etange G to eFP9u T"ut our IS 6eart aTaate Dehs sfsetMists
Keep It, develop 1t and preserve it.
++++++
Every citizen of our county should visit our hospital. White
and colored patrons have donated literally to bring the hospital
any and all citizens are cordially invited to visit the hospital
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Visitors at coffee hour and in the bank this week included:
Arfin = L. S S19sinfs; w MF. 2tfF Al6'e e. Ho GFEi GH leo SNGk,
WALTON NEWS, Jackson, Mississippi; Mr.. J. r. TOWNSEND,
San Francisco, California; MR.. H. B. THE
BORDEN COMPANY, Biloxi, Mississippi; MR.. JOE NORGE,
Biloxi, Mississippi; MR.. CHESTER ROSE, Biloxi, Mississippi;
MR.. T. F. REGAIN, Vice President, NATIONAL BANK OF
COMMERCE, New Orleans, Louisiana; MR.. A, L. MAY, Presi-
dent, PERMISSION JUNIOR COLLEGE, Perkinston, Missis-
sippi; MR.. J. E. MATTHEWS, SIMPSON OIL COMPANY,
Charleston, Missouri; MR.. H. C. SIMPSON, SIMPSON OIL
COMPANY, Charleston, Missouri.
IT'S SMART TO SAVE MONEY YOU al SAVE WITH US
OR YOU CAN CHECK WITH US. EITHER WAY OR BOTH
WAYS YOUR ACCOUNT is WELL CARED FOR AND, FUR
THERMORE, IT is INSURED.
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Moy We Be OF Service To You?
Pascagoula-M Moss Point Bank
Pascagoula Moss Point
Capital Stock-Sl75000.00 Surplus-$300000.00
Total Resources-Over $7.0O0.0oo.0o
Member OF The Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
3las ferain, Otie
3neis 5.

slllr 9ritoern pom s3apei9 ) sic.
ne sur gefGlli9en gtuhricbt, oab I'M
Ter &artenabeltN Smnstu9, Den 20
Mne,rt, nbel,os, itattfiroet. sllle iitS
erIilft nlltpeieno sll iein. Sestel'
Snr,tae iporen mir aui Oem 8e'
intgoerein lSifuid, ipeIhes Siemlld1
gut beiud)t mar. slQe ll1terbnelte!'
it'd, gut, es lit atoh riht ptel Da -
ober NIT Ser Seit peroen mir alle5
bauen mas mir 50 brnuhen.
slm 2S. slneuit lit inter >Fidnif
Tie 9eumten lllro ein &omltee iper-
BEN aaes gut arranaieren Mir ote'en
Soe, 10 oob lid, ieoer gut llnterbdltell
miro. Ssn Sale es regllet tperoen mir
INT lmtierem Club inns llnterbalten,
ober mir boffen SnB ous 8etter It)ol1
tit. slIio formt alle su 0ieiem Tlfnif
sseoes 0titelieo bns iid) betetllgt
tpiro $500 @ert Sitets befomnlcn.
Sobn Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

lit ipirflih 10: iebe neniflide 2iebe
,,irm NG.hitan, ieoe Gi,te rno 8tira,e
lit eiusiuirtlutg Scr 0'rL@r ara;t
&t>ii' Gbriiti rrtcr ben a'ieniOen. Mo
bdtten mir lorit ein @orbllb bor
2iebc uno &;,tc 10 llrerotit:)er Nrt
als in icincm StbcnsTolIbsl oni Ct
bcn 0arlm criiint MIDI isnrer ,uie'
Ser Elm 10 lllriasbareS Gon'aeiiibl 81,
,lnienm Serrgott, oenn cs lit alleS
Sein enGoiees @alten :iher ms. sd
babe es an mir ielber nerieiilt in oen
ihtperen Snbren ol,rlh sic id) &c.
aangen bin. llno oarun n,oHte li,ciu
Sers iibereebcn Dor 0anf.
SD bite Gott er nrga es ald
Sbren lpieoer pergelten mas Gle un'
Sern Menihen 8utes tl,n ,;no banfe
Sbnen nohnlals aufs berjlidite. Sd
ipeiB nun wirflih baS aleinite 3ll
| ld)6ten ipcil id) bier in Oel,tIdjlanb
ia ionlt niemonD babe Ser mir li,otc,
ref INIT &leibern li,p. beIiem fonntc.
Meine Gltern in glnlGnie,r abcr
frcum lih Oanfbar nit mir iiber Sic
Soilfe bon Mmerifa.
sOtit SEN ber5lititen @riiben bleibe
ih in Oenfbarfeit SS6re
gliridoe Notb.
2ebrerin in 0nIbt, &Ris @ibingen
U3a), II. g., y. Gone, @ern,aarp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
The Crime Of Our Age"

orelIe 2idt iittliher geranhportltb'
feit iteut. W1it betpunoerunssaperter
Offe,,beit uno G,,rdtloiisfeit lest ct
Die id)tpere @erontportune fit oas
Gbaos uno glepo unierer 3eit bort
bin, tpobin fie gebort. Wie Elm 2utber
fdmpie ct eeeen sic &e,,delet ,lno
2iise. Gafiir ut ibm bas Deuti3turn
Danf iduloi9. lun,,rr ,4c32 I'LL
rTbe Crime Of our Qee" II etn
@edruf an bas @e,piiien oes ONE
rifaniiden 8oIees. - es aeiat Die
@riinoe fiir Die beiSen @eltfrieee auf
uno benefit in iebr iiber5eugenser
@eiie, ,pie ouein Elm eerehter rtto
oauernoer Grieoe moaIih lit. Gs Ut
elm MufflGr,,ngsbl,b i'm tpabrlten
Sinne bes 8ortes. gs iol1te bon ie'
eeIeIen uno in Millionen BON gren,'
pIaren 1erbreitet iperoen.
Ser 8.1tihamer,raner. Bent ote
@brenrettuns bes De,,tfl,nts ,s:6
oie 8efreiune bes M,,tterlanoes aus
ser stanerei am &eraen lieet, mus
cs Ieien unb beber3ieen. ~Tbe Crime
| Of our Mge" lit oas 8uh Der 9eit. q
iit init Dem &erabIut zines Samplers
geifyriebcn, bem Die 8ereetpaltigune
oes Oeutihtlms in aIler @elt auf Der
Seele brennt.
Das Buh tann BEL berr Bolts
bIatt," 1861 ct. glair Mpe., Glebe'
lamb, Ohio, beiteut tperoen. gs foitet
$t.OO. Mon lege Toe fiir Berpudltng
oem Mmcrifaner pon @iiite al aiiibe
uno 8erienolmg bei. Beitenen Ste q
J helite!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
3meia 20.

ocronitoItet cin grcbes lNfnid, freier
Gintritt fir oIle. Nile licben SSrcl,,oe
Jung lntb alt, bier lit cine Selt no
ibr el,b gut unterbalten foru1t. Scnn
es lit oas lettc Gidnif in oielcm
Sabre. Sarlm merte ssre,n,oe bon
nab uno fern hoben ,pir es in Ser
SolIe lm6 ein ithoner ariiner 8artc,1
nit giunrel, lit alth bu no fell
@cttermann uns frozen fan1,. Coll
te es Elm ifGncr iotr,,iger Sonntag
iein Damn nerben mir @orten ieill
nno oue bel grfriihlmaen lms Der
onitgen, lollte es aber re9llen licbe
|Shweltern ,lno @riiocr unb Sreun>e
bletbt ia 1lid)t Si Saure, Oeiut mir
boben cine grobe Sal,sballe luro mir
f0nnen inns irDhlih uuterbalten bis
int Ser isrilh ipenn ser Sobt frubt.
slIio nodpnoIs laoen mir olle hers
lid, ein, henn mir baben enr tiidtiges
!&onitec on Ser Mrbeit llnb iie per-
iprahen inns olle frelrnolih S,l emp
fanqen ,mo su beoene,t
'Nn aomitee fino: Wtife @oaner,
slbcIi 2oib Sr., Mturtin Gnbert ltrN
9rune @ensel @ir bpffel nlti elnen
arcben 9eiud.
ssris She(, Nrot. .Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

oils id) bon 8ublonb fam 1lno meite
Gltcrn nit bcnen ih MIN burh bie
Toit tpitoer in Gerbilblng treten
fonntc, Die ourtten mir bon subnuIc
nid)ts id)iden. 0ln SEQ befab ih eben-
ious 10 pcnig bier, bab Der bon Nllb,
iono ousgebllrgerte aorpcr anfing
@aiier an5irieeen. SD Ienoe iett
nod an ioldcn Solu,gerooemen' So
Iernte h in Ocutihlaub iebr niel
Scot fennen. Ganfbar erariff ih oel'
Soifnlurgsitrobl ais ih pon elmer
isrcllnoin, cbeniuus elmer Mlblanos
SeilnfebreriuL Sbre slmibriit befan
,Sh id)rieb uno pertralte m,i bel1
lieben 8ott, cr piirbc mir id)on IT.
geltbipie belien. Sd babe midi nid1
geirrt. Gr bot mid in 0eutidlnno ID
punoerbare Mege gefiibrt - ih ba
be in nleille1n 8erlri eilre Steue be
fonlmen uno bin im,n ifon ein SSabl
in Soaiot nlro urbeite nit arobel
Treltoe oils 9,Meri,,.
slls Sbr Yafet anfam erfiiate mid
elm inauslprehbares 0nnfgciiibl.
Sr, frcI,tp mid, iphr NEIL id, in mi
meinen &Ietoern inmner nod fnapl
beitellt bin IS hit aIles icbr tel,e1
lpas man iit onlhafien nil. @nl,i
beionoers bab if MIDI iiber Sas
Yaar neue Striimpfe geirellt INF
iiber aQ bie Snhen ole mir in bc1
@robe paBten, bab id) iie gleid) an
5ieben tomlpte. slber al,h oie oie 81
flein iinb fann id) dnboern nno alle!
per,ueluoen Sd oanfe Ssbnen DO,
ean5en perSen baiiir. lteber Oie Sc
benslnittel babe if midi a,,h ieb
gefrel,t lnb bante SSSbnen aud baiii
reft berslid). ..
Mm iiebt in Der WeIt 70 piel Soai
u,to @ei5 uno 9ubgier luo pdrte
10 'bab es einem NIT gam5 beiouoeren
@liid erfilIt, tr,,tm 1nan es banl
erlebt, oaB es allb nod Weni6e1
albt, Die altoern gerne belfen. ,So {
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18

Dor einieen Boden bot Dr. y. u.
Griti9 Elm Buh, rSbe Crime Of our
Nee", berSffentlidyt, ,uoril5er eine
Gbicaaoer 8cit,,ne tu6rtlih idre:tt
Inter tbigcnt Titel 1T IN oieicr,
Tasen Elm 8ub eridtenen, oob beru'
fen lit, oas @epiHen Der Gbriiten
Gnerifas 5utiefit aufauriitteln - e.
lit oas eepaltieite @erf. 6as feii
@rieesenoe aa,f bent 9uhermartt er'
i9icnen lit. Ser Derfaiier 1T Der be
tonnte @eIebrte ,lr,o 8eoner. Dr
0uotpia ". 0ritid.
@obl iidert Ole @obrbeit lanofan
ourd felt Der 0eroffentlidung be,
@erte oes groBten amerifaniidel'
Siitorifers, CHARLES u. Bearo. rIme'
ricon 8olicp in the Mufine~ uni
rYreiioent Mooiepelt ano tie Com
ing Of the 8ar", George Moraen
itern's rHearl &arbor. Tbe Stort
Of tbe Gecret @or," guitin S. Npp's
rSiitorp's Noit Fernifpine peace.
@aIpb s. 3ceIine's r@rueiome oar
peit", Sobn &. GlpnnIs "Tbe &ooie
belt Mptb," Gonroo 6. @rieb's "ltn
eoperine the Gorces for @ar" - abe,
feines o;eier @ert lit 10 mahtboil
ourGgreifenh unb iiber5euseno tpi'
rTbe Crime Of our Nge."
Ser Berfaiier bat bier ein Meiiter
Itiid ebrlifer uno tpabrbaftiger @e
hidrsid)reib,lna eeliefert. gr Il
nidt MIR ein eriin6lider &iitorifer
ionoern aud, Sbeoloae, Der bic Sanb
I,meen Der .Stoatsmdnner" in oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
@Olser Yidnif.

ltnler i1brlihes Hifnit iperoen
mir in 8utler, Ea. oui Trco &rails
ieinem Elas om Sonntag, oen 4
September, abbulten.
9lue MolSer llto 9efat1lten ilno
freunoIit eiilselabel, bringt glltge.
fiillte &orbe l,no Sollmor nit fir Gr~
iriihlne miro eeiorgt. Tohrt on bie
Wfain Ctr. IN 3lltlrr, blelelbe III
auh Noute 9to' s. ssnbrt norolih oil
Rcute go. s 1m9eiabr 315 Melle,'
bis BET Slion Tarm nllf Der rehtell
Seite. jSreo &rolts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
Natbias Mamsaner

UatDt0s JtG1llsdner
lpltb rurbe an 81. Suli bonn Seihen.
|bcltottllngsheim Stnrf 1rntcr Seitltna
bon Taitor Ssobonn 9almun auf Dem
|8ronouiGp Triebbci sllr lesten Nubc
aebettet.
9r. 9Matbias 9iamialrr pnr i'm
Sabre 1889 ut 8rcbau. Siebcnbiir
gen geboren l,nb fnm in, rdbre 1913
nuf slmerifa unb perbeirotete iif i'm
ielben Sabr nlit stario Sutter uluo
nnhten ibren Sobldiis ", Sulem,
Ohio. Tieier Che entiprolien 4 Muo=
den, no leiocr bns erIte &ino i'm
Sabre 1914 pom Sooe nbberui len
lp,,roe. 8r. Haminuer mar ein gut.
itebeltoes Mitglieo bonn Central Ser,
bono iomie 3apeig 19; er bil,terlabl
, ieine tieftrauernhe Satin ,uro aill'
Ger, 7 Gnfelfiuoer, cine Shlpeltel
Ioria Salnlen in Setrpit, Mih
cine Shpeiter &atb. 2iebbart in 60
lem, 3 griioer in ser alten Seinlat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-18
Sweis 10.

Werte 8riioer bonn 3ipeia 10 mir
erillhen elrh alle boflif)it, Der rdf:
item Geriammlltlte am 2. Sept. el,d
nlle 5ablreih su beteiligen. oem es
iino ipidltige 8eid)dfte 81, erlcoigen
Mlio bite ale ipettn moglih 7:3C
llbr abenbs am Hlase su iein.
Samstog, Den 20. aueiiit Der
a,titaltet ber 3lpeie Is elm &inber
Hifnif. Slpeig t9 beteiliet iid eben
faas boran Spiele, grfrilhlnsen fiil
ole &inoer miro 6us &pmitee beior
gen. 1nns bon 2 bis s llbr aberbs
Mlio fonnnt alle nit 6en ainoern an
90. Muguit ins Sanlerbeian.
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OanHdouno

Siir Die onIGblid, bes Spbes INT.
ieres geliebten @atten ,mb &aters
Watbias @amianer
ertpielene Seilnabme alien berJliflen
Ionf oie uns in oieier tra,lrieen 3eii
beiaeitanoen llnb inns bas Seib er.
leihtert bubelt. Tailf oen Central
Terbanb i,nb 2cfaLpcrein fiir prpmp'
te gus5ablllng Der Gemiberun9 nl,>
oes Sterbegeloes.
@ie bonn Baum o,e gldtter fu!lcn.
sllio ginait auf bn binob.
llnb bu einait 70 firth bon allen
Inns poran ins fiible @rab.
Mu bein Ytiiben. al bcin Stre0en
Gat Der Sob sunid)t 9emadt.
limb bein bliibeno jun9es 2eben
War oabin nit einem Sdrae.
9u bait iett ansgeIitten.
@eireit bon alien Shn,er5en
Spd) lteBt ou Dtd) tttd)t beugef,
9u trugit iie tren nnb brdb.
Nlrn rnbe lanft tm ittuen 8rab.
Gtaptbmet bon lbeilen am6erit
Gnfelfnoern uno. 8attin
a ~ Waria Mamianer.
per Simon &aus, Sefr.
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Mils, nm q. 7. 1919
Serrn Haltpr
Sob. isuiieI
WV. VVVVI
761 gbop Nouo, Glepelanb, 3


761 Gbop Moao, Glepclanb, 3.
IS lit mir befonnt, bob sic pp,,
ollen Seitct ltm llnteritiitlmg &c.
beten 1urroen. Gbcnic lpei6 ib, bab
Sic lmo Sbre Organization, pielen
Itoulelloen po,l Sliihtlinec,r in ser
bitteriten 3eit ser 9tohtri9siobrc,
ourh Sbre SiIieielroimgen in Sorm
bon Mcioern ,ruo &,bcnsrtittcln nid)i
|nlr motcrielle Sorgen beiciti9t ia,
ben, ionoern gleihSeitia nl,d, Zee,
lid n1itseboIfen baben in ser 3eit
ser tieilten @erSlpeifll,na l,no Silf.
Iciigfeit eiren ilnfen Scifnlngs
itrobl 5u iden nno baburh neller
2ebensipillcn 81 ipefen, Scr int pielcl1
SdIlen ser slnltoB ilm @eairn eines
ne,len 2ebcns inter ,umeipobnter
2ebensbeoitglulgen mar.
@ir boben nah ocm eritcn ldbnnen:
ben gntieten peril,dt nit mebr ube,
tpeniger Griolg sen &ompi nm oi(
grilten5 in eincm frenroen 2ol,h, bos
ielber NIT bell gtahfriegsipebel
ih>per 81. rilugen battc, bon ,,cl,en
aui5lulebnei,. g&ir butrn iebe slr
belt angcnrlnmell lmo ncbenbei ico(
Moolid,feit SIR grleruuna eines
neuen gerlries alsgeluist.
IS lit bcl,te 8ott lei Sanf iehr pie
len 9dlltnsen iih cine beldpioene Gri
ltens 81, ifafien. Ssf ielber lpar III
Ser Seinat sltlest Seiter bcr Golfs
lihule in 8ctih, &reis Sdhiilrh &c
gen, Siebenbiireen 81, SEN eritet
Sobren babe id, MIDI unb nleil,e Ssu
mile bier ihledN 1nb reht crbnlten
iroem id) dbetlos Observation-Disclosures
Ser MISREPRESENTATION lMno ir
@irtsbduiern Saltsnuhif mahte l,nr
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NeietSi<triftleiter
HattS 1ekit per,arteilt

WSiinden. Ser ebenlaliee Prdii'
Dent her Heihsid)rifttun,s= =aantmer
l,,ro Ser rDelltiden Oibterafo0er,lie"
SS 4Sbergr,lppenfiibrer ebrenbalber
Sons SoBit tpllroe Durf bic 9ollpt.
fnmmer WSiindpn Mn Die &ldile Ger
0fitlaufer eirueeituit.
slls Siibnemabna9me bat er einen
eimmaligen 8etrug bon 500 D=Ntarf
81 eittrihten l,nb oie Soften oes Ser.
| fdbrens .,u tragen. Rate,l5ablungen
lpuroen ibm oi,eebilligt. ~ -, III
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2lmS uiles, Ohie
Mhtmno Hidnif.

SSn ser letten &eriomml,,ne be
itlcb ser 3lsig 90 ein Tidnid oh
5ubolten m %. slueuit. Oos lit Ser
id)onlte Mcnot in einem CONNER
iahr. ssreier girtritt fiir alle. Scmit
fontmt ole srpB unb flein, Sas Hid,
nif fGnot I'M 1 llbr nodJnrittags at.
9itte teinen &crb mit5ubrineen, es
miro Sl,nd, lmo grfriidp,ne fir ole
aem,a So iein. Stir Sansen miro eine
quite Mtltiif luo Eolfa uub @alser
bprlpielen.
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Der &lrden 6rauet 8erein ser
$onterus @emeinbe Iabet ale Mit-
9lieSer i,nb ibre 1amilie ber5lih Elm
al einern Yidnif, abgebalten Conn.
tag, ben 21. Mugllit, 1890 llbr i'm
Min Greet, nabe nnt sSsooru Yarf.
Seoer iit eebeten, ieinen eisenen
gefiiQten &orb mit3ubringetr Bitte
fommt alle ins Jreie fir einen &C.
miitli9en Nadmittag.
Qnna 9erbert, Sefr.
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3t1 i,erfaufen:

Weaen 1tmiieblnne nod Venninl'
nunien iehe id) midi neran,aft, snr'
@robitatten, iebe nit bier Brabcrn,
i'm id,onen ;sricebuf vSnniet Wemo.
rial Varf" sn perfanfen.
Hadlsniragen nod, ppr 6. Mnanli
nnf 1881 ". 90. Strafc uber 3cic'
pbon Melroic 6O67.