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Evening star., 1950-04-30
Colonial Cuts
Bermuda Air
Fare to $85

The cost Of o Bermuda vacation
will be cut sharply this week
Barring last-minute disapproval
by the Civil Aeronautics Board,
Colonial Airlines will introduce
on Tuesday a round "trip fare of
$S5 on direct flights between Ma
tional Airport and the island re-
sort.
At the same time, a number of
Bermuda's big hotels and guest
! houses will reduce rates to a sum-
mer season level. These reduc-
tions range up to a saving Of
more than 20 per cent from the
spring tariffs.
When Colonial virtually elimi-
mated its Washington Bermuda
| flights several weeks ago, the
round-trip fare was $126. Under
an interline agreement, Washing
ton travellers could and still can
fly to New York and then to Ber-
muda. returning the same way,
for the $126 tariff. Under Co.
lonial's direct flight at the sum-
mer rate, to be applicable until
September 30, the saving to
Washington vacationers is about
$45. That includes the saving in
both the fare and the United
States transportation tax.
Three Flights Weekly.
The Washington flights will
leave Washington each Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday about noon.
arriving in Bermuda four hours
later. The return trip to Wash
ington is made every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday, leaving
Bermuda at 5:45 pm.
The luxurious Princess Hotel,
within minutes walking distance
of Hamilton, has reduced its rates,
effective tomorrow. Single rooms
with private baths, formerly $18
to $26 a day, are now $18 to $40;
while double rooms with bath are
now $13 to $21 day. per person.
instead of $14 to $22. Rates quoted
are on the American plan.
Belmont Manor Rates.
Across Hamilton Harbor, over
looking the Great Sound, is the
Belmont Manor Hotel. Rates there
are 81 to 81 lower per day. Double
rooms with bath are $11 to $18 a
day. per person, American plan.
Single and double rooms without
bath are $40 to $13 a day. per per-
son. Belmont Manor will also have
rooms available on the Bermuda
Plan with rates beginning at IS
for a room without private bath,
and a minimum rate of $6 for a
room with bath.
At the eastern end of the islands
is the st. George Hotel, where
summer rates go into effect May
is.
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Oeffentlid)e 9anflagnng

l1nlere 2eler tperoen itf erinnern
tbaB mir in elmer Dor fur5e1n erlfiene.
men gtlmmer etnen Silferltf perof.
fentlid)ten gum 8eiten Nntoitrftiger
in 9eutI6lanb, beionbers oes bohn
Srn. geic. S6neiber, Sfarrer IN
Sbleioneiler, 8e5. Irier.
SSn einem ber5li6erf oanferfiiIlter
S6reiben teilt Ser bodap. Sert Inns
nit, iein Rotruf babe 5ablreiher @i.
oerban gefunben in bilfsbereiten g1,.
ten Seelen.
Ser bodtp. Sr. Sic. Shneibe,
Oanft bon gun5em Ser5el1 ben unbe.
fannten @obltdtern unb stbt ibner
Die geriiderlrng ieines taeli6en Sc.
betes bel Der beiligen Meiie.
SSn Iuftroge bes Gep. 9tic
Sdneioer, Bforrer in Sdleibtpeiler
81, &reis Srier, 86einlono, Ser.
manp, 5ron5oiiibe Gone.
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@er5lidbe Bite eines
oeutiden WiiiDnars

Sn elmer fir6lif bliibeloen, aber
arnen, gut fatbolii6en Bfarreenlein=
De in Yaraguap, Sii5<Amerita, feblt
oringeno eill gang bei6eibenes &ir6-
lein. llnier iebnli6iter 8unld, oas
8ottesbaus alsf oergangene 8eib=
na6ten 1949 fertiggeitellt gu buben,
gine leioer nidt gan5 in grfiillung.
IS feblen bie Wittel. inner uler Sol
fen mo 8eten lit run auf Sitern
1850. 9a es ii6 burbtpeg Inn Grt1lte
2anobeoolferl.ns banoelt - es lino
auBer Baraglapern aud beuti6e, pol
nii6e, ruiiii6e unb anoere quite aa-
tbolifer borbanoen -, miro um bie
giitige Dtitbilfe Der 10 oft be1pGbrte1
fatbolilden Goritas aus Sen Ser.
Staaten gebeten. Seoe - au6 oie, al
lerfleinite - @abe, ole in in ei1tenr
gelpobnliden 8riefe per SlugpoIt
(5ebn gents Borto) ouf meine ooae
gerantaportlng gelanot tperoen fann,
nim1nt ser lrnter5ei6nete beutI9e
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gp,shna.,,,.4<;z

Superior, '8is. = Sim 8. 5ebruar
erfolgte IN oer &olenfrana+& +&irbe in
Mebforb Die feierli6e sStbeItitur oes
bodnp'iten Srn Bforrers Gregory S.
Neuter, Der fiirSlih bonn 81. Noter
5ln pdpitliden Sa,,spralatea1 init
Dem Weoniignortitel erboben 1pliroe.
9ie SsSnDeltitur Doll5og Der bohu'ite
Sr. @i6of gilbert g. Meper bon Su-
perior BEL einem BON bem bod)ap. Srn.
Beter Didoff aelebrierten iolenrieil
&o1anlt. 9ie Seitprebigt bielt 8iibof
Meper. gah Dem @ottes1ietrit fano
5li gbren bon MIgr. &e,lter elm Seit-
progra1tlt 1lno 8anfett Itatt, bel tpel-
dem Wigr. Sbomas 6. Sbaugbnefip
aIs Toaltneiiter fungierte. Mgr.
Melter tpurbe 1881 in 8uper,1,
Oeutlbla,r6, gebore,1 nnahte Ieine
Stuoien in Greiburg in Wien 1unb
tpurbe 1906 in sSreiburg gum Brie-
iter getpeibt. &ura nah ieiner @eibe
fan er in Ole Di0aeie Superior, no
er an oerihieoenen @enteinoen pirfte,
bis er 1915 als Bfarrer in Nebforo
errafrnt tnur0e.
0x5mqme, So. - SIM Mlter BON
nellnunole65is Sabren itarb Der
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Bater banfeno entgegen. Quittii1a
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eoIen
Srelltbe ltiro @otuter Der ongefanqe-
men 81. -&reuas&irhe tpiro ntonatIif)
Ser Segen elmer beiligen Meife a,tfse-
ppfert.
Snfolge Ser politiihen l1nrltben il,
8aroeuap nrogen sic bite ettpaiee
giitige 8aben in 8urgelo 1t1po 3n-
idriften ai6t nebr on mid nod So
raguup, Ionbern ab beute rur nod
an mei,ten unttlib u1ro fir1li6 8e-
pollndd]tigten Serrn Sole Weoper,
gaiilla Gorreo, SEQ. 1861 in 8ilenos
aires (argentinn) per SIugpo Il
(5ebn Gents Borto) in einem Itarfen
l1mi6lag, gut 5lbgeflebt, auf meine
oouIte 8eranttportung ietrben. Sr.
Weaper iibergibt mir iofort uno
prompt Die 8abe. Ser5lidites Ser
gelt's @ott I'M Gorals!
Satber Sole &reuiier, S.VD.,
Barroquia rSa,lta gru5", Gorortel
8ogoba CFaragllap), 'Sol1tb Mmerica.
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aelebrieren llitb Den Heiieiegen ertei.
lem. Rdh ben Sriibftiid fiiibrt BE &C.
iellifnft iobnn1t per Mitobrs nnh
minneapolis uno BON bort aus in
5ipei Gug3eligen nod SEEM Dorf ab.
Son Seem Yorf ails begt1nrt Die Meiie
per Sl1igaelig am %. Sebrltar uno
ole Infllnft in Notn jon bereits onl
1. Wdra erfolger. Die 9iIger aperben
et1pa cine ISOLDE in &ont perbringen
uro iooonn fiiraere Geiien nod Ser
Sdnei5, Baris ,nrb 2o,,rbes na1el,.
Die 9hidflutft nod yeetp yorf lit a,tf
oen is. Oear3 angeiest.
Srnlt Meae @irtter, leit nabesn
oreiBig SdbTen in Der &ur1aIei Der
Oio8eie ct. @ou6 als 8iiroangeItell-
te tdtig, erbielt am Dienstag aus ben
SGrtoen bon gtihof 8ui9 Die ibr bonn
81. 8ater berliebene gbrennleoaile
rBro Cecilia ct Borttifice". 9ie lie.
berreidltng erfolgte bel ei,tem bon
Goabilttorbiidof 8artbolome 5ele.
brierten iolennen Hoattififalanlt in
Der ct. Warien-& -&atbeorule, utro ole
Seitpreoigt belt 8iibof 8ui1. gea6
Dem @ottesbienit fa,tb I'M ct. gIo1lb-
Sotel ELM 8antett 5u @bren BON Sral1
Binter itatt.
Duluth, Minn. ssm Mlter bon
bierllaroiieb5ie Sabren itarb oie ebrtp.
Sdnpeiter glbelgunbis Stlt, O.S.B.,
leit 1907 Weitslieb Der bieiisen 8ete-
oiftinerinnenfo1nrrlnitdt @eboren in
Der Sdapei5, fa1tb tie 1907 9lufnabne
i'm bfeiieen ct. Sbolaitifn7&loi
leete nod sbIhfi,B TIRES geopiaiots
1908 ibre eritert lt1tb. 1911 ibre etpi=
gen @eliiboe ob n1b tpirfte boraltf=
bin iabrelang als &ra1tfenidapeiter Inn
ct. Gnna-Seirn. = 9os iole1,ne Ste
quienlotnt erfolgte am 2. September
in Der &apeQe bes ct. 56olaItito-
&oaess. Die lette Mbiolution erteilte-
Der bodp'ite Sr. 8iidof 8eld. r.
I. .P.
&apib GitD, S.-0of. = 8ie Der
bodtp'ite Sr. @ldof Mc@artp, C..SS.
r., lette 8ode befan1t gab, bot Scr
Sl. &ater ben bo6tp. Srn. Sfnrrer
6. g., 8ieber bon Iromore 5ltn1
papitli6en &ausprdlaten NIT Dem
Woniignortitel erboben. Migr. 8ie=
Der itanlrnt aus Weil1paufee 1tno muir
De bortlelbit 1920 fir oie 0iosele
Rapio Gitp getpeibt.
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Cieies yyo1enblott erideint felt
Dem Sabr 1873 reselmoBis ieoen
Samstag u1lo 1pirb berausgegeben
gum geiten oes 8Gpitliden &olle.
eium sSsoiepbinum in 8ortbington,
Ohio, oeiien 3ped Die Seranbilbung
tpIroieer YrieIter3oslinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. Gieie Initalt lit
hauptld6lih angetpielen allf oie Gin
FINITE oieies 8lattes uno oie 8eiden-
fe leiner 2eIer.
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M.8,s.

Seit oen Sabre 1881, Dem Sabre,
ola bas ssoiepbi1rltm ,ad 8ortbing-
ton perleet tuuroe, baben uniere Stns
oenten iabrli6 lunfangreife lmgra'
bungen 1l1to ltntpflmt5lltgen nnter-
nomnlen. Srot an bieier ltnttpano-
lung ltnb ole lll1tgebelroen @riitt0e in-
mer nod nidt in ser getpiinid)ten
8eiie perldonert. 8is Dor etlt6en
sSabren muBte Die Nipeuierllng NIT
Der Sano oorgennmnen tperoen. Dfit
Der .3eit tullnoen elm Sractor, elm
8rober lrno ein Srltf angei6afft.
Iaourb iultroe piel 3eit uno Weiibe
eripart. Gor 5tpei Sabren fam Elm
8uuoo3er nit geeignetem 3ubebor
binsu. Seitoeln fonnten Sauieroe BON
Sonnen @roe beleitigt tperoen.
Srotbem eriibrigt nod cine gooen=
erbobung tpeitli6 BON Dem So6i6ul-
gebGlpoe, bie abeeebnet 1ueroen mltB.
9os Serrain tlt 11neefabr 51pei slcres
groB unb lit orei Bis fiinf Sub bober
als Ser 8ooen 1m bie @eballoe. 3ie
erbobte Gage unb oer ltntfong nradt
es l1ngeeignet fiir 8aiebaG lnrb SCOT
ball. 9a5u itebt es in FOLDER Habe ser
@ebdlroe nid)t gut aus. ..
ga oie Waiien oes @runoes 10 unlz
fangreid) iiro, fonnte man ni6t ba-
ran oenfen, oie groBe SIGde ob5lltrns
gen. ginen Contractor fiir Die 9lrbeit
nn5uitellen 1pur auBer 6rage ipegen
ser enormen llnfoiten, uno ielbit Die
slrbeit 5u unter,rebmen 1piiroe lange
Sabre in 9lniprl,6 genommen baben.
Gin gliidlider 3ufan ioqte uner-
1partet tSilfe bringen. Ias Ohio
State Department befano lib in elmer
miBli6elr Gage, oie uns gum gauten
oienen ioute. Gor etli6en SSabren
bate oas 0epartenlent am Ibbong
Der Sod)itraBe in Der 0dbe oes Sole
pbinllnls ein nelles StraBenbett ge=
legt. sDtit Der 3eit nurhe our6 oas
in 0en porbeiflieBenoen Bad iid ers
gieBelroe 8aiier teiIapeiie, bas. Stras
Benbett 1lnteripiiblt. Otebr als; fiinf-
5ebnptlroert &lrbiffuB 8riatb iino er,
fOrOerli6, Inn oen ausgelpai i6enen
Sell Der StraBe alrf5ufiiuen.
8etpiB bat Der 2eier bereits erra-
ten, baB Der @run6 11nleres erbobten
Serrains gerooe gum ,3hped ser gr-
bobung Der So6ltraBe npie gefunoen
erifei1lt. ltnb loabur6 miro ser
Spielplas neben Der So6i6ule tpie
BON ielbit ubgeebnet.
Gieie Reuerung bat einen breifa-
6en guten. @ir erbalten Elm groBe-
res Selo fir 8aiebaa uno 5ootball,
beiieren @oilerobfluB 1tno cine Ser
l6onerung oes 2arbid)oftsbilDes.
llno bas Bette tit oaB es uns feinen
Gent foitet. " "
@egenpartig boren mir baS Iaute
arbeiten Der 8o1per SbooeI uno ser
Sruds. llno bns ei1t5ig Ra9teilige
fir arls biloet bie a,lfgetpiiblte nalIe
grbe auf uniern 8ertebrstpegen =
freilid Elm perbaltlisntGBig fleiner
Sreis fiir ben lns ertpadlenen Nl,t=
gen! ' s"'
8ei Der letten Gaitern slllnmi
Oteeting II, 9erIbep, 3d., tparen iiber
fii1lf5is anmnen aligegen.
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8ei Der lesten @aitern sllumni
Neeeting in &erIbep, Ra., tparen iiber
tiinf5lg alnmrelt 5llgegen.
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bodap. &r. gsi1oIas S. 2ens, @riin-
Der un6 ieit 1923 8farrer Der ct.
Sobantes- @enreiiroe it, WaterIoo. @e.
borer IN ct. GATHERINGS nm 10. De-
aernber 1880, mabte Der nun Ser
itorbene ieine Stubien am 2oras GoI-
lege u1rb nm ct. BalIsSerninnr in
ct. 8alll, Winn., mo er am 2. ssuni
1910 BON bem peritorbenen 8ii6of
Seffron bon Winottd Die 8rieItertpei-
Re e1npfing. 0araltf 1pirfte er o,rrt1bit
ala aifiitent in SS1toepenbence unb an
Ser 81. -@eiit-@enneinbe in Dubuque
lt1uo Io6ann als Bfurrer in State
Center, bis er 1923 nit ser @rii1t-
oung Der leitber BON linn paitorierten
ct. Soban1resp @eneinoe in Baterloo
betraltt 1pltrbe. - Die feierlihen Gre
ql1ien erfolgten an borletten Oeon-
toa in @aterloo. 9us iolenne &e-
qitiemamt feierte Der bodap'ite &r.
&oaoi1tor-@rabiihof 8ins 1uuo Die
Breoigt bielt ben bodtp. Sr. 2ufe g.
Striegel bon Dubuque. Die 8eiies-
lt1ry erfolgte alf 6em Wt. Slibet-
Srieobof i11 @aterloo. r. /. p.
Saeinau, Mi1. = Mm 3ienstag
|. IS. itarb nod la1uger &ranfbeit Der
bofau'ite Sr. @illiom s. Weurpbp,
leit 1888 8iidof Der bonldls errid=
feten 0ioaeie Soginatp. @eboren IN
&nlan1a5oo, nnabte Der nlt1rrnebr Ser
Itorbene ieine boberen Stllbien am
sliilrmption College in Snnotpih,
Ont, ltto arn Decentralization
&olleg in &oan, mo er gum Ooftor
Der Sbeo1ogie pron1obierte uno 1908
Die Srielterapeibe erbielt. SIM 6araufs
folgerpoen Sabre febrte er tla1 Wi6i-
gan 5uriid 1rlro tpirfte in ben nun fol-
geroen 5tpolf Sabren als Mililtertt in
ann Irbor, Wnrine gitp 1t16 5ulett
in Oetroit. 1921 1purbe er nit Der
@riituollng Der ct. DupioJ@eneinoe
in Detroit betraut ,tr5 1884 uuroe
er in I1tbetra6t leiner 8eroieuIte gum
papitli6en Sausprdlaten er1loratt.
Sabre1ang NitgIieb Ser bi1toriIhen
&onrntiiiion bon Mi6igan, erbielt er
1880 BON, Der Detroit l1nineriitp ben
@brenooftor Ser Bbiloiopbie. 8iI6of
OeurpbD tpar Der eirt5ige Sobm elmer
5amilte bon 5ebn &nnbern. Son iei-
men neun Sdapeltern iiberIeben bier
oen 8erI Itorbenen, ttGn1Iid) ole ebrtp.
S6tpeiter WearD 2ucille in Gptpagioc,
Die ebrtp. Ma,tter Marp 6e gbantel in
Detroit u,tb Warp r1ro Glifabetb
WnrpbD, Die linn piele Sabre lang
oen Sal1sbalt fiibrten. Gie feierli-
6en grequien erfoIgten leste ISOLDE
in Der bieiigen &atbeorale. RIP.
Srenton, 81. S. = Mm 20. WeGrs
finoet in Der bieitgen &atbeorale bie
iolenne 8ildofsapeibe 1n1o Sntbroni-
iatton 6es fiir5lid als gohfoIger oes
peritorbenen 8iihofs Griffin ernann-
ten bodap'iten Srn. George @. Mbr
Itatt. Sie @eibe boIl5iebt Der bodtD'-
ite Sr gr5biidJof Ebor,os S. Malib
bon NeiDarf.
ct. Sluno, Ninn. = 4m 27. Sc
brllar miro cine 8ritppe bon bltnoert-
unooier Bilgern Der Dio5eIe ct.
Glou6 Die 81. sSabr- -8ilgerfabrt mad
Hom antreten. Gor Ger MbreiIe miro
Der bo6tp'ite Sr. 8iidof Soiepb S.
8ulh fir Die 8ilger ei1te beilige Oeeiie
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Elm Krru5ruf hrh z1uan5tg.
ftpn JatrhnnhprtB

-
3nm &rei,s, gum &rems, ,per nod nit
frDmmein 8lanben
3n Gbriitns iid befennt, benz 8pttes-
ipbn!
Gin falider @abn ,n6dt' nus bics
&letnpS ranben,
Mit Sdmeideln balb nnb balb init
Spptt nn6 6pbn.
Sb lodenb mns bas b6dfte Slid bcr-
beiken, $ :
Ob nns @eradtnns nnb 8erfplsnng
Srpbt: ~
Sidts ipG nns 9einer beiraen Snab
entreiken, .
8ir bleiben tren Dir, Serr, bis in
ben Sob. s~~.' ''''%
Ser Saf mill ienes 3eiden ms ent.
tuin6en,
Nn benz aus 2ieb' fir nns bi. 2iebe
itarb,
Nn benz bic 1tnidrulb biift' fir ,tHire
Siin0en
ltnb etp'ges 2ebem nns inn Sob err
: tparb. sr. -
Sb lpfenb nns bas b6d)ite Slid ber-
beifen,
Sb nns geradtnns nnb 8erfolsnns
brpbt:
Nidts ioa uns 9einer beil'sen Sanb
entreifen,
8ir bleiben tren Dir, Serr, bis in
ben Sob.
9es Mnfrubrs Saline ,pebt nit rptem
Sdimmer, '-.
@allt bier nnb bort in nnirer NGbe
idpn,
lin emit anf bes enttpeibten arenaes
Sriimmer -tau z.
Wtit benz Mltar at itiirsem audi ben
Sbrpn. .....;
Sb ludenb inns bas b6d)ite Slid per.
beiken,
% nns &eradtnng nnb @erfplauna
6rpbt:
tNidts ioQ uns 9einer beirgen Sanb
'E1r entreiken,
8ir bleiben tren Dir, Serr, bis in
BEN Sob.
Die idnDbe 2uit ruff mns nit iikeu
8Drten:
uWadt bier bas Gr6emleben aut uni
idGn;
Sas 9aiein enbet an bes Grades
Eforten,
8etn beifres Senieits gibt's, fein
@ieberiebm."
Sb lpfenb inns bas b6dite Slid ber.
beiken,
Sb nns &eradtnna mnb @erfolanno
brpbt:
Mdts iol nns 9einer beirsen Sanb
emtreiken,
Iir bleibem tren Dir, Serr, bis in
ben Sob.
Wir ieb'm sefakt, tuie iid bic 8olfeu
tiirmen,
sSie madtis branben6 8pg' amf $50.
&c idmillt,
Sn allen 2ebens-, alien 3eitemitiir.
ttten
ST Selus gbriitus nmIer Sdirm nnb
| Sdil6. I,
Sein 8ort fat nns bass b5dite 8fad
beikem,
Sr fabrt ans fin sum e,p'sen Mor.
genrDt,
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ct. 8anl, Winn.-@ @prtbinstpn, ..
Samstag, Is. Sebrnar 1850.
&ir d en- t a lenber
Sonntas, 19. Sebruar: Guinanase-

Sunntas, 19. Sebruar: Guinanase'
iima. - @pungelium: SeiuS
beilt ei1len 81inoen (2llf. 1S).
Oeontag, 90. Sebrllur: gleltberills.
0ienstag, 81. Sebrllur: 8erman.
0ittpod, %. Sebruar: u ! 6 +.
NJ / IN 0 h.
9onnerstae, 20. Sebruar: 8etruS
Sa1niattl,s.
Sreitag, "a. Sebruar: Wfattbdus
Ipoltel.
Sumstag, 25. 5ebr,tor: gdiarius.
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Stiutue DeS TDlfeS
tar baS sSoiepbiuunl

ginliegenoe 8nbe batte i6 in elmer
&runfbeit fir Ole Stuoenten 5esI sso-
1epbinirnls oerlpro6en. No6 am iel-
ben Gage bob iid) bas llebel.
(slus Sbio)
&iernrit iaide id Sbnen einen
Sdef i'm 8etraee pon $4,000, gum
Danf fiir Die erborung in eiuem 5eit-
li6en anliegen.
2eier, ga.
Siernlit iiberierlbe id) Sbnen cine
8abe sur laufen6en SSreiitelle 5u gb=
rem Der S6nler5baften Wfuttergottes.
Sd bate. oos @eIdenf. oeriproden,
penn i'd tuieoer geil1no tpiiroe. @ott
lei 9a11f, am Ielben Gage trat 9el-
Ierung elm!
sllter 9eier, Od6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-18
OHIO WAIsENFREUND

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28
B'noi Birth
Wins Bowling
Championship Of
Jewish League

In the plaYoff championship
match in the Jewish Community
Bowling League. the B'nai Birth.
first half winners. defeated the
Y. M. H. A. second half winners.
three games out of four to cap
ture the honors for the 1850 sea-
son. The "Y" won the l949 laur-
els. while the Jewish Center
Mems Club Lions took the l948
trophy. The games were played
Monday night at the Southside al
leYs.
Willard Berdit scored a 200
game for highest individual eff
fort of the match, with Milt Hol-
Inns scoring a 1872 for the ''Y".
Harvey Jarchower's 1874 and Leo
Michelson's 1913 were the best sin
gle games for the B'nai Birth.
The B'nai Birth won the first
game by a score of 1896 to 1923.
The "Y" came back to win the
second, $40 to 900, but the B. BIS
took the third game 936 to $50 and
the fourth 9O3 to 815 to win the
match.
"A banquet honoring the win
ming team will be held at the Pea
cock Club on Monday night begin
ming at 2 o'clock. All bowlers
and their dates are invited to at
tend as guests of the league.
which has been financed by the
individual players throughout the
season. League officials are as
follows: Milton Hollins. president:
Abbey Fink. secretary: Sinclair
Avchin. treasurer: and Isadore
Moscovitz. public relations.
A resume of the statistical data
reveals that Willie Carleton of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

The Jewish Choral Society of Jacksonville
presented musical program at the Woman'S Club
on Wednesday, April 18th, with appreciative
audience in attendance.
The members of the Choral Society shown in
the above picture are as follows: Top row, left to
right: Max Brown, Sam Bryan, DR.. A. Gross, James
W. Crosland, Robert Lasris Leo Moskovitz, Henry
Lasris, Ralph HICKMAN, Jack Silverman, Dave
Freedman William Abramski, and Cantor Abraha-
ham Marion; second row, left to right Mrs. ].
Weinstein, Mrs Levin, Mrs. Ben Sohn Miss Ida
Batter, Mrs S. Thier, Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs ], Gold
man. Mrs. Goldblatt, Mrs. S. Janow, Miss Ethel
Rose Chepnick, and Mrs. A. Gross; third row, left
to right: Mrs. Nat Gross, Mrs Al Bressler, Mrs w.
Zasow, Mrs. Lottie Gendzer, Mrs. w. Abramski,
Mrs. D. Torn, Mrs J. Young, Mrs. D, Barnett, Miss
Florence Price, Mrs. H. Lasris, and Mrs L. Berlin
hout. The following members of the Society are
not in the picture: Raymond w. Cohen, Miss Fay
Setter, and Mrs. L. Gartner
The Choral Society, led by Cantor Marion, has
made rapid strides in its development and pro-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

gress The concert given benefit affair for
the Jewish Theological Seminary, Cantors' School
Division
The Society is a local organization featuring
local talent who serve the Jewish community in
the promotion of Jewish culture. From this group
a smaller unit serves choir for the Jackson
vile Jewish Center during weekly services at high
holy days.
The concert featured several soloists with
Cantor Marion rendering Yddish and Israel folk
songs Among the feature renditions were Ri
bano Shell Olom" from the "Sfirah" service which
is recited between Passover and Sh'vuas. Other
sosts included Mrs David Torn, Soprano, in "Ani
Madmin', Gut Woch," and LET my People Co.;
Raymond Cohen, Tenor, in "Havdalah'. The
feature Choral rendition was "Acheinu", Brethren
of Israel Cantata by Zavel Shilberte.
The Choral Society recently gave program
at the University of Florida in conjunction with
Jewish Music Month, which sponsored by the
Department of Music at the University and by the
Hillel Foundation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

Max Levine. Hollins had the best
three-game series (6O8) while
Jarchower's 236 was the best in
dividual game. High-team sin
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

the Jewish War Veterans was the
only bowler, of the 48 players,
who participated in all of the "a
games scheduled during the sea-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

gle honors were garnered by the
B'nai Birth with a score of 1908.
The "Y" had the best three-game
series with a total of 2811.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

son. The players with the high
est averages for the season were
Milt Hollins, Sam Rosenblum,
Stan Director, Ray Borkson, and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-07
Key VEST Will ObserUe United Na1;-
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